GB/T 43737-2024 "Quantum Measurement Terminology" is the latest standard jointly issued by the State Administration for Market Regulation and the National Standardization Administration, which aims to unify the terminology definitions in the field of quantum measurement and standardize the compilation of relevant technical documents and textbooks. This standard is based on the International Standardization Work Guidelines (GB/T 1.1) and fully considers the rapid development needs of quantum computing and measurement technology.
| Terminology | Definition | Application scenario |
|---|---|---|
| Quantum measurement | Obtain the state of a quantum system and measure it using its minimum, discrete characteristics. | Used in the development of quantum sensors and quantum metrology equipment. |
| Heisenberg uncertainty principle | The physical relationship that two non-commutative observables cannot be determined simultaneously. | Used in quantum sensing to define precision limits. |
| Quantum interference | The phenomenon of constructive or destructive amplitudes of quantum states. | Applied to atom interferometers and optical frequency comb technology. |
The comparison of the terminology between GB/T 43737 and international standards shows that my country's research in the field of quantum sensing and quantum metrology has reached the international leading level.
To ensure the effective implementation of the standard, it is recommended that:

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