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Data and plotting code for 'A dual-species Rydberg array'

Shraddha Anand, C. E. Bradley, Ryan White, Vikram Ramesh, Kevin Singh, Hannes Bernien

Published Jul 18, 2024• 1 citation
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Underlying data and plotting for the publication 'A dual-species Rydberg array', S. Anand, C.E. Bradley, R. White, V. Ramesh, K. Singh and H. Bernien, 2024. This directory contains:- "DataPlotting.ipynb": A jupyter notebook from which all plots presented in the main text and supplementary materials can be reproduced.- "Data.zip": A zip file containing the json files which are loaded into "DataPlotting.ipynb". These files contain x, y, and where appropriate, y error values for each plot. The notebook should be executed using python3.

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10.5281/zenodo.12775186

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