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A theoretical result for correlated quantum systems is presented which leads to a noise commutation relation and a generalized Heisenberg uncertainty relation. These relations imply an inherent and unavoidable extra noise in quantum measurements beyond that already included in the Heisenberg lower bound. These relations lead directly to model-independent lower bounds on inherent noise, useful in a variety of applications, including balanced homodyne detection and quantum optical linear amplifiers.
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