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Graduate Training in Quantum Information Science and Engineering: Lessons, Challenges, and a Roadmap from the NSF Research Traineeship Programs
Yohannes Abate, Victor Acosta, Alessandro Alabastri +31
Since 2019, eighteen NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) awards in quantum information science and engineering (QISE) and adjacent fields have been funded, constituting the largest NSF-…
A boost for the EW SUSY hunt: monojet-like search for compressed sleptons at LHC14 with 100 fb^-1
Alan Barr, James Scoville
Current Large Hadron Collider (LHC) analyses are blind to compressed supersymmetry (SUSY) models with sleptons near the lightest super partner (LSP) in mass: $m_{\tilde{l}} - m_{\t…
Auto-Concealment of Supersymmetry in Extra Dimensions
Savas Dimopoulos, Kiel Howe, John March-Russell +1
In supersymmetric (SUSY) theories with extra dimensions the visible energy in sparticle decays can be significantly reduced and its energy distribution broadened, thus significantl…
Adjustable microchip ring trap for cold atoms and molecules
Paul M. Baker, James A. Stickney, Matthew B. Squires +4
We describe the design and function of a circular magnetic waveguide produced from wires on a microchip for atom interferometry using deBroglie waves. The guide is a two-dimensiona…
Collisional decoherence in trapped atom interferometers that use non-degenerate sources
James A. Stickney, Matthew B. Squires, James Scoville +2
The coherence time, and thus sensitivity, of trapped atom interferometers that use non-degenerate gasses are limited by the collisions between the atoms. An analytic model that des…