Abstract
Single and double meter simultaneous measurements of a harmonic oscillator are reviewed and compared. Naimark extensions are constructed and relevant projection properties are exhibited for both cases. The theory is extended to the simultaneous measurement of squeezed position and momentum measurements.
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Levine, R.Y., Tucci, R.R. On the simultaneous measurement of position and momentum: Naimark embeddings and projections. Found Phys 19, 161–173 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00734523
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