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Real-time tracking and trapping of single atoms in cavity QED
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Abstract
Cavity quantum electrodynamics (QED) offers powerful possibilities for the deterministic control of atom-photon interactions quantum by quantum [1]. Indeed, modern experiments in cavity QED have achieved the exceptional circumstance of strong coupling, for which single quanta can profoundly impact the dynamics of the atom-cavity system. The diverse accomplishments of this field set the stage for advances into yet broader frontiers in quantum information science for which cavity QED offers unique advantages, such as the realization of quantum networks by way of multiple atom-cavity systems linked by optical interconnects [2,3].
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©2001 American Institute of Physics. This research has been supported by the NSF, by DARPA via the QUIC (Quantum Information and Computation) program administered by ARO, and by the ONR.Files
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