Abstract

The Belavkin filter for the H-P Schrodinger equation is derived when the measurement process consists of a mixture of quantum Brownian motions and conservation/Poisson process. Higher-order powers of the measurement noise differentials appear in the Belavkin dynamics. For simulation, we use a second-order truncation. Control of the Belavkin filtered state by infinitesimal unitary operators is achieved in order to reduce the noise effects in the Belavkin filter equation. This is carried out along the lines of Luc Bouten. Various optimization criteria for control are described like state tracking and Lindblad noise removal.

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