Superradiant axion-like-particle clouds around rotating black holes can generate multimode squeezed graviton states with 10^6-10^7 correlated quanta showing polarization correlations and quantum-noise signatures potentially detectable by future interferometers.
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Correlated sensing with thermal-state resonant detectors enables statistical tests via symmetric correlators to reveal quantum noise characteristics of gravitons in two- and three-detector tabletop configurations.
Joint quantum measurements of a driven emitter and its fluorescence field can reveal the quantum noise of the driving field relative to a coherent state in short-time experiments.
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How Much Can Gravitons Be Squeezed?
Superradiant axion-like-particle clouds around rotating black holes can generate multimode squeezed graviton states with 10^6-10^7 correlated quanta showing polarization correlations and quantum-noise signatures potentially detectable by future interferometers.
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Correlated Quantum Sensing at the Seemingly Classical Limit
Correlated sensing with thermal-state resonant detectors enables statistical tests via symmetric correlators to reveal quantum noise characteristics of gravitons in two- and three-detector tabletop configurations.
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Quantum Sensing with Joint Emitter-Fluorescence Measurements
Joint quantum measurements of a driven emitter and its fluorescence field can reveal the quantum noise of the driving field relative to a coherent state in short-time experiments.