Based on Multi-Mode Coherent Field Quantum Measurement

Jincheng Zhang

Published Sep 7, 2026• 0 citations

Abstract

This paper investigates a novel approach to quantum measurement leveraging the principles of coherent field interference. The core concept involves utilizing multi-mode coherent light fields to perform non-destructive, high-precision measurements on quantum systems. Traditional single-mode measurements are often limited by inherent precision constraints. This work introduces a method to overcome these limitations by encoding quantum state information within the interference patterns of a multi-mode coherent field and subsequently decoding it. The precise control of these interference patterns enables the accurate measurement of various quantum states. The theoretical framework presented here outlines the design principles and mathematical formalism for this technique, highlighting its potential for significantly enhanced measurement accuracy and increased information extraction from quantum systems. The key contribution lies in the strategic application of multi-modal coherence to quantum measurement, offering a pathway to bypass the constraints of single-mode approaches. This research provides a foundation for future development in quantum metrology and sensing.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22573566

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