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Non-linear atom optics: solitons and four-wave-mixing in a Bose-Einstein condensate

J. E. Simsarian, Y. B. Band, Charles W. Clark, L. A. Collins, J. Cubizolles, L. Deng, Johannes Hecker Denschlag, David L. Feder, E. W. Hagley, Kristian Helmerson, Paul S. Julienne, William P. Reinhardt, S. L. Rolston, Barry I. Schneider, Marek Trippenbach, J. Wen, William D. Phillips

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With the discovery of Bose-Einstein condensation we now have a dense source of coherent matter-waves which has made possible the observation of solitons and four-wave mixing. Both are manifestations of nonlinear atom optics.

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With the discovery of Bose-Einstein condensation we now have a dense source of coherent matter-waves which has made possible the observation of solitons and four-wave mixing. Both are manifestations of nonlinear atom optics.

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With the discovery of Bose-Einstein condensation we now have a dense source of coherent matter-waves which has made possible the observation of solitons and four-wave mixing. Both are manifestations of nonlinear atom optics.

Key concepts: Bose–Einstein condensate, Physics, Matter wave, Mixing (physics), Atom optics, Atom (system on chip), Four-wave mixing, Quantum optics

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