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In quantum mechanics, useful experiments require multiple measurementsperformed on the identically prepared physical objects composing experimentalensembles. Experimental systems also suffer from environmental interference,and one should not assume that all objects in the experimental ensemble sufferinterference identically from a single, uncontrolled environment. Here wepresent a framework for treating multiple quantum environments and fluctuationsaffecting only subsets of the experimental ensemble. We also discuss akinematic effect of indistinguishability not applicable to closed systems. Asan application, we treat inefficient photon scattering as an open system. Wealso create a toy model for the environmental interference suffered by systemsundergoing Rabi oscillations, and we find that this kinematic effect mayexplain the puzzling Excitation Induced Dephasing generally measured inexperiments.

Kinematic Effect of Indistinguishability and Its Application to Open Quantum Systems