Recovering quantum correlations from amplitude damping decoherence by weak measurement reversal
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- Hierarchy in loss of nonlocal correlations of two-qubit states in noisy environments
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- Testing Bell's inequality with one-party weak measurements
- Enhancing the quantum state transfer between two atoms in separate cavities via weak measurement and its reversal
- Quantum discord for two-qubit systems in the Bloch channel: effects of longitudinal and transversal relaxation times
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- Environmental effects on two-qubit correlation in the dispersive Jaynes-Cummings model
- Enhancing robustness of entanglement in finite temperature environment using quantum measurement reversal
- Protection of telecloning over noisy channels with environment-assisted measurements and weak measurements
- Preservation of a lower bound of quantum secret key rate in the presence of decoherence
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