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Back action (quantum)

In quantum mechanics, back action is the phenomenon in which the act of measuring a property of a particle directly influences the state of the particle. In all scientific measurement, there exists a degree of error due to various factors, such as unaccounted-for variables, imperfect procedures, or imperfect measurement devices.

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