An all-optical beat-note lattice technique isolates single- and bilayer dipolar quantum gases at the microscope focal plane via selective parametric heating.
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Direct spectroscopic measurement of Casimir-Polder force-induced kHz shifts on strontium atoms in the intermediate regime agrees with QED but differs from short- and long-range approximations.
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Site-selective preparation of two-dimensional dipolar quantum gases in an optical beat-note lattice
An all-optical beat-note lattice technique isolates single- and bilayer dipolar quantum gases at the microscope focal plane via selective parametric heating.
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Spectroscopic measurement of the Casimir-Polder force in the intermediate regime
Direct spectroscopic measurement of Casimir-Polder force-induced kHz shifts on strontium atoms in the intermediate regime agrees with QED but differs from short- and long-range approximations.