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I will discuss the properties of a monitored ensemble of atoms driven by a laser field and in the presence of collective decay.
By varying the strength of the external drive, the atomic cloud undergoes a measurement-induced phase transition separating
two phases with entanglement entropy scaling sub-extensively with the system size. The critical point coincides with the transition
to a superradiant spontaneous emission. This setup is implementable in current light-matter interaction devices, and most notably,
the monitored dynamics is free from the post-selection measurement problem, even in the case of imperfect monitoring.
G. Passarelli, X. Turkeshi, A. Russomanno, P. Lucignano, M. Schirò, R. Fazio https://arxiv.org/abs/2306.00841