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Imperfect detectors still help qubits stay entangled longer
ECOSYSTEM·Oct 23, 2026·1 MIN READ

Imperfect detectors still help qubits stay entangled longer

The researchers investigate the role of continuous measurement and postselection in the dynamics and entanglement of a transmon-cavity-transmon coupled system, demonstrating that postselection significantly slows down the decay of entanglement compared to the unmonitored case. In the dispersive regime, the two transmons interact via virtual excitation of the cavity, giving rise to an effective transmon-transmon coupling.

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Published Oct 23, 2026

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The researchers investigate the role of continuous measurement and postselection in the dynamics and entanglement of a transmon-cavity-transmon coupled system, demonstrating that postselection significantly slows down the decay of entanglement compared to the unmonitored case. In the dispersive regime, the two transmons interact via virtual excitation of the cavity, giving rise to an effective transmon-transmon coupling.

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