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Chinese Physics Letters

Archimedean-Spiral-Based Microchip Ring Waveguide for Cold Atoms

Jiang, Xiaojun Xiaojun, Li, Xiaolin, Xü, Xinping, Zhang, Hai-chao, Wang, Yuzhu

Published Jan 1, 2015• 2 citations
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