Quantum-gas microscopes - A new tool for cold-atom quantum simulators
arXiv:1606.06990 · doi:10.1093/nsr/nww023
Abstract
This "Perspectives" paper gives a brief overview of the recent developments with quantum-gas microscopes and how they can be used to build the next generation of cold-atom quantum simulators.
"Perspectives" paper for Special Issue "Cold Atom Physics" of Natl. Sci. Rev; published online April 19, 2016
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