Fundamental Quantum Bounds on the Precision and Accuracy of Measuring Molecular Orientation

We derive a method-independent universal precision bound for estimating the orientations of fluorescent molecules in the presence of Poisson shot noise using quantum detection and estimation theory. Combined with classical Fisher information and numerical analysis, we obtain a fundamental limit on the accuracy of measuring the ""wobble"", or rotational diffusion, of fluorescent molecules.
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Fundamental Quantum Bounds on the Precision and Accuracy of Measuring Molecular Orientation

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We derive a method-independent universal precision bound for estimating the orientations of fluorescent molecules in the presence of Poisson shot noise using quantum detection and estimation theory. Combined with classical Fisher information and numerical analysis, we obtain a fundamental limit on the accuracy of measuring the ""wobble"", or rotational diffusion, of fluorescent molecules.