2009
DOI: 10.1109/tac.2008.2009571
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Quantum Risk-Sensitive Estimation and Robustness

Abstract: Abstract-This paper studies a quantum risk-sensitive estimation problem and investigates robustness properties of the filter. This is a direct extension to the quantum case of analogous classical results. All investigations are based on a discrete approximation model of the quantum system under consideration. This allows us to study the problem in a simple mathematical setting. We close the paper with some examples that demonstrate the robustness of the risk-sensitive estimator.Index Terms-Quantum filtering, q… Show more

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“…Concerning applications of stochastic control, we refer for example to the existing literature of feedback control [10,25,36,37]. An important application of stochastic control is the concept of Optimal Control (see [28,34] for a classical approach and [14,15,38] for some quantum applications).…”
Section: The Diffusive Equation (Homodyne Detection Experiment) Is Gimentioning
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“…Concerning applications of stochastic control, we refer for example to the existing literature of feedback control [10,25,36,37]. An important application of stochastic control is the concept of Optimal Control (see [28,34] for a classical approach and [14,15,38] for some quantum applications).…”
Section: The Diffusive Equation (Homodyne Detection Experiment) Is Gimentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Indeed, with the expression (22) the driving process is not rigorously defined since it depends on the existence of the solution (ρ u t ). With (38), everything is defined in an intrinsic way. Now, we consider (38) as the jump-model of continuous time measurement with control.…”
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“…This motivates the study of robust quantum control, in which the quantum systems to be controlled are modeled as uncertain quantum systems, e.g., see Mabuchi and Khaneja (2005). A related problem is the problem of robust estimation and filtering for uncertain quantum systems, e.g., see Yamamoto and Bouten (2009). The issue of robust stability is particularly important in the case of quantum feedback control since in this case, there is always the possibility of instability.…”
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“…[52] and Eq. (20), the dynamical equation of the evolution operator U t (ǫ) of the total system can be expressed as:…”
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