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The Nondemolition Measurement of Quantum Time

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The problem of time operator in quantummechanics is revisited. The unsharp measurement modelfor quantum time based on the dynamical system-clockinteraction is studied. Our analysis shows that theproblem of the quantum time operator with continuousspectrum cannot be separated from the measurementproblem for quantum time.

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Belavkin, V.P., Perkins, M.G. The Nondemolition Measurement of Quantum Time. International Journal of Theoretical Physics 37, 219–226 (1998). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1026602414875

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