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Non-Gaussian $P$-function and disturbance of operation in quantum estimation for noised coherent light (Statistical Inference and the Bioequivalence Problem)

美幸 津田

Published Jul 1, 2001• 0 citations
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Non-Gaussian P-function and disturbance of operation in quantum estimation for noised coherent light

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