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A Microtrap for Ultra-Cold Degenerate Fermions

S. Aubin, M. Extavour, Stefan H. Myrskog, P. Scrutton, Sudipta Ranjan Singh, Mikael von Strauss, Joseph H. Thywissen

Published May 1, 2004• 0 citations
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