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Abstract
High fidelity measurements of a quantum dot electron spin qubit reached approximately 99.85%.
- Single-shot measurements achieved high accuracy due to a large number of nuclear spins in the ancilla.
- Repeated measurements supported the initialization of the qubit and detection of electron spin transitions.
- Electron spin quantum jumps were linked to fluctuations in a thermal environment.
- Results suggest that quantum state measurements can occur without necessitating 'wave function collapse'.
- Findings align with the concept of Quantum Darwinism, which relates quantum states to classical observations.
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