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Atom interferometry with laser cooled atoms

Jörg Helge Müller, D. Bettermann, V. Rieger, K. Sengstock, Uwe Sterr, Michael Christ, M. Schiffer, A. Scholz, Wolfgang A. Ertmer

Published May 8, 1994• 0 citations

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