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Finite Realizations and Effective Memory in Monitored Nonlinear Quantum Dynamics
Nonlinear dynamics generate non-Gaussian states and operations, but they also make continuously monitored quantum systems difficult to track. A quantum filter performs this task by compressing a noisy measurement record into a set of evolving variables that predict future observables. For Gaussian d
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