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07.02.2021

Scientists from the University of Stuttgart (Germany) have developed a powerful ion microscope to study quantum gases.

Unlike most microscopes designed to study quantum gases, this device is not limited to the reconstruction of two-dimensional systems and allows you to study with spatial and temporal resolution completely different systems, such as samples in the ground state, Rydberg ensembles, or cold ions immersed in quantum gases.

The researchers plan to use the new tool to expand research on cold ion-atom hybrid flows, and intend to prove the collision energies in these flows in ultracold mode.

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