Abstract
We show that, in contrast to ones of distinguishable particles, random bosonic states of any purity typically achieve the Heisenberg scaling in lossy phase sensing. A photon-counting measurement then does the job, while the desired states can be simulated with help of short random optical circuits.
© 2017 Optical Society of America
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