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Controlled collisions with neutral atoms in optical lattices

Immanuel Bloch

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By using state selective optical potentials for neutral atoms stored in an optical lattice potential we demonstrate controlled collisions between atoms on neighbouring lattice sites. Such a system can be of great use for quantum information processing or for simulating fundamental condensed matter physics Hamiltonians.

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By using state selective optical potentials for neutral atoms stored in an optical lattice potential we demonstrate controlled collisions between atoms on neighbouring lattice sites. Such a system can be of great use for quantum information processing or for simulating fundamental condensed matter physics Hamiltonians.

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By using state selective optical potentials for neutral atoms stored in an optical lattice potential we demonstrate controlled collisions between atoms on neighbouring lattice sites. Such a system can be of great use for quantum information processing or for simulating fundamental condensed matter physics Hamiltonians.

Key concepts: Optical lattice, Energetic neutral atom, Atom optics, Physics, Lattice (music), Quantum information processing, Atomic physics, Quantum

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