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Quantum sensors using non-Hermitian generators can achieve unbounded sensitivity to perturbations near singular points. Including nuisance parameters is crucial as they can impact the error scaling for precise measurements.

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Area of Science:

Quantum physics
Quantum sensing
Non-Hermitian systems

Background:

Non-Hermitian generators offer new ways to explore quantum system dynamics.
Exceptional points and parity-time symmetry are key features in these systems.
Singular behavior in quantum dynamics can be leveraged for enhanced sensing.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the potential for unbounded sensitivity in quantum sensors operating near singular points.
To develop theoretical tools for analyzing precision limits in singularity-tuned sensors.
To understand the role of nuisance parameters in the performance of these sensors.

Main Methods:

Combining multiparameter estimation theory for Gaussian quantum systems.
Applying the theory of singular-matrix perturbations.
Developing tools to study ultimate precision limits.

Main Results:

Identified conditions and rates for sensitivity divergence in quantum sensors.
Demonstrated that nuisance parameters can alter error scaling.
Established a framework for analyzing singularity-tuned quantum sensors.

Conclusions:

Quantum systems with non-Hermitian generators can achieve unbounded sensitivity.
Nuisance parameters must be considered in the analysis of quantum sensor precision.
This work provides tools to study the ultimate limits of singularity-tuned sensors.