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Coherence thermometry using multipartite quantum systems
Accurate temperature measurement at the quantum scale is becoming increasingly important for emerging quantum technologies, motivating the development of quantum thermometry based on quantum resources. In this work, we investigate how finite environmental temperature influences the coherence dynamic
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