Direct use of mechanical qubits from levitated particles for gravimetry achieves m^{-1/2} sensitivity scaling and 0.1 μGal/√Hz performance, outperforming traditional schemes by two orders of magnitude while reaching double standard quantum limits.
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Rotational quantum tunneling of a pinned-magnetization nano-particle in a superconducting trap is protected against rest-gas decoherence by near-perfect axial symmetry and lies within experimentally accessible parameter ranges.
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Quantum gravimetry with mechanical qubits
Direct use of mechanical qubits from levitated particles for gravimetry achieves m^{-1/2} sensitivity scaling and 0.1 μGal/√Hz performance, outperforming traditional schemes by two orders of magnitude while reaching double standard quantum limits.
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Rotational Quantum Tunneling of a Magnetic Dipole in a Superconducting Trap
Rotational quantum tunneling of a pinned-magnetization nano-particle in a superconducting trap is protected against rest-gas decoherence by near-perfect axial symmetry and lies within experimentally accessible parameter ranges.