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VV

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VV

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the remaining fringe visibility.

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Under balanced arms and otherwise ideal readout, V is the remaining fringe visibility. That statement belongs to ordinary complementarity, not black-hole mysticism. Englert derived a quantitative visibility–which-way bound for a two-path interferometer, and atom-interferometer experiments later measured visibility and distinguishability independently in agreement with the relation [ 11 , 12 ] .

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