On the detection of zero-point current and voltage fluctuations
G.B. Lesovik

TL;DR
This paper explores methods for measuring current fluctuations, demonstrating that zero-point fluctuations of current can be detected in practical experimental setups.
Contribution
It introduces approaches to measure zero-point current fluctuations, showing their detectability in real-world configurations.
Findings
Zero-point current fluctuations are measurable in natural setups.
Various methods for detecting current fluctuations are analyzed.
Zero-point voltage fluctuations are also considered.
Abstract
It this paper we consider various methods for measuring current fluctuations. It is shown, that the {\it temporal} zero-point fluctuations of current are measurable in a natural set-ups.
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TopicsFault Detection and Control Systems
