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Chinese Physics Letters

High Field Seeking State Atom Laser and Properties of Flux

夏林, 熊炜, Fan Yang, 伊林, 周小计, 陈徐宗

Published Jan 1, 2008• 0 citations
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Abstract

我们在场连续原子激光上的试验性的研究。实验证明寻求的一个高领域声明有稳定的流动的原子激光能被增加力量形成外面在大密度变化出现以前,联合。与这种原子激光获得长长度或高速度输出是容易的。

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