Repeated measurements of quasi-conserved observables in a transverse-field Ising model yield different statistics under projective collapse than under a continuous collapse-free measurement model, offering an experimentally testable distinction.
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Probing the Physical Reality of Projective Measurements
Repeated measurements of quasi-conserved observables in a transverse-field Ising model yield different statistics under projective collapse than under a continuous collapse-free measurement model, offering an experimentally testable distinction.