Abstract
We propose a weak measurement scheme with post-selection based on the cross-Kerr interaction between two optical fields. We demonstrate that our scheme can measure smaller physical effects and obtain a larger signal-to-noise ratio compared to the weak measurement scheme without post-selection. We also show that the initial pointer states with nonclassical properties can increase the successful post-selection probability, offer a bigger signal-to-noise ratio compared to the coherent states.
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