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which is a genuine constraint, not a simplifying choice: [] is therefore identical at every point along this orbit, since the quantum Fisher information depends only on the local geometry of the state family under the generator, and a rotated copy of the same family has the same local geometry everywhere. does not depend on which heading is being estimated. That is the covariance check this construction owes the reader, and it holds by the same argument that makes the Fisher information of a phase-estimation problem independent of the true phase in ordinary quantum metrology.
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Equation 52 · Evolutionary Physics
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which is a genuine constraint, not a simplifying choice: [] is therefore identical at every point along this orbit, since the quantum Fisher information depends only on the local geometry of the state family under the generator, and a rotated copy of the same family has the same local geometry everywhere. does not depend on which heading is being estimated. That is the covariance check this construction owes the reader, and it holds by the same argument that makes the Fisher information of a phase-estimation problem independent of the true phase in ordinary quantum metrology.
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This is also where the resource-theoretic framing earns its keep rather than decorating the calculation. Bartlett, Rudolph, and Spekkens quantify exactly this kind of scarcity with what they call the asymmetry of a state relative to a group — a monotone that can only decrease under operations respecting the symmetry, never increase, no matter how cleverly the decoding is done [ 9 ] . [] is one such monotone for this problem: scrambling redistributes the compass’s asymmetry across more and more of the radiation, but a symmetry-respecting evaporation isometry cannot manufacture more of it than the infalling compass supplied, and no clever choice of decoder can extract…
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