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Viewpoint: Looking for Hofstadter’s Butterfly in Cold Atoms

Cheng Chin, Erich J. Mueller

Published Oct 28, 2013• 1 citation
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Abstract

Two research groups have engineered an optical lattice of atoms that mimic the behavior of electrons moving in a crystal and a strong magnetic field.

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