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Maximum signal-to-noise ratio enhancement by averaging under a limited measurement time
Averaging through repetitive measurement is a ubiquitous strategy for improving signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) and is commonly assumed to yield a $\sqrt{N}$ enhancement with the number of repetitions $N$. This assumption, however, implicitly requires the signal amplitude to be independent of measuremen
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