Distinguishing Quantum Excitations in Individual Molecules Without Theoretical Models
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Molecules exhibit a wide array of quantum states. A fundamental challenge in quantum measurements involves distinguishing these various quantum excitations, especially when existing theoretical models are not dependable. The core question addressed is how to attribute specific measurement signals to their underlying excitation processes in such contexts.