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Ultimate precision limit of noise sensing and dark matter search
H. Shi and Q. Zhuang
This groundbreaking research conducted by Haowei Shi and Quntao Zhuang delves into the precision limits of noise sensing for axion dark matter detection using microwave haloscopes. Their innovative entanglement-assisted strategy highlights the importance of advancing measurement techniques in the search for elusive dark matter particles.
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