Quantum Sensors and Extreme Precision
How could a sensor notice a hidden tunnel, a tiny magnetic field or a change in time caused by height? Every measurement begins with a physical quantity and an instrument that turns a response into information. This section builds the vocabulary for judging whether that information is trustworthy and detailed. The key question is not simply whether a change is detected, but how well it is measured.
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