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Open systems, governed by non-Hermitian Hamiltonians, evolve fundamentally differently from their Hermitian counterparts and facilitate many unusual applications. Though non-Hermitian but parity-time (PT) symmetric dynamics has been realized in various classical or semiclassical
systems, its fully quantum demonstration is still lacking. Here we engineer a highly controllable anti-Hermitian spin-boson model in a circuit QED structure composed of a decaying artificial atom (pseudospin) interacting with a bosonic mode stored in a microwave resonator. Besides observing abrupt changes in the spin-boson entanglement evolution and bifurcation transition in quantum Rabi splitting, we demonstrate super-sensitive quantum sensing by mapping the observable of interest to a hitherto unobserved PT-manifested entanglement evolution. These results pave the way for exploring non-Hermitian entanglement dynamics and PT-enhanced quantum sensing empowered by nonclassical correlations.
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