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Do Quantum Measurement Advantages Survive to Astrophysical Inference? Seven Benchmarks in Optical Interferometry and Imaging
Quantum techniques matter to optical astronomy when they preserve information in the parameter-bearing measurement channel after realistic loss, calibration, covariance, and inference are propagated to the final astrophysical observable. We compare 7 approaches by the quantity they change: internal
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