Simultaneous non-disturbing detection of incompatible properties in double-slit experiment

Giuseppe Nistico', Angela Sestito

备注：: to appear on Journal of Modern optics
DOI：: 10.1080/09500340408233625

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We exploit the notion of which-slit detector introduced by Englert, Scully and Walther (ESW), to show that two incompatible properties can be detected together for each particle hitting the screen, without disturbing the center-of-mass motion of the particle.

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