Exact Fredholm determinant representation for current FCS in dephasing tight-binding chain yields diffusive scaling in long-time cumulants.
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Different unravelings of open quantum systems cannot be distinguished by any protocol without prior knowledge of the measurement scheme, since access to unraveling-dependent nonlinear statistics would violate relativistic causality.
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Fractional linear conformal maps unify unitary, non-unitary linear, and non-linear discrete-time dynamics for qubit pure states and are characterized using the Leggett-Garg inequality with NSIT and AoT conditions.