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Partial-coherence weak measurement of polarization qubits with a temporal pointer: theory and experiment
Weak measurement has proven useful for metrology, for probing quantum paradoxes, and for the direct measurement of quantum states. Weak measurements of polarization qubits with temporal pointers provide a direct route to weak-value characterization, including in regimes where the pointer is only par
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