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Toward Analog Quantum Computing: Simulating Designer Atomic Systems
We use a magneto-optical trap to cool rubidium atoms to temperatures in the µK range. On the µs timescales of our experiment, the atoms are moving slowly enough that they appear stationary. We then excite them to a Rydberg...
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Toward Quantum Analog Computing: Simulating Designer Atomic Systems
We use a magneto-optical trap to cool rubidium atoms to temperatures in the µK range. On the µs timescales of our experiment, the atoms are moving slowly enough that they appear stationary. We then excite them to a Rydberg...
Published by: Ursinus College
Simulations of the Angular Dependence of the Dipole-Dipole Interaction
Jacob T. Paul, Matan Peleg
Jan 01, 0001
In our project we ran computations on a supercomputer to simulate experiments performed on highly excited atoms at ?K temperatures. At ?K temperatures the atoms are moving slowly so there are essentially no collisions of the...
Published by: Ursinus College