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Quantum degenerate samples of ultracold dipolar molecules promise the realization of new phases of matter and new avenues for quantum simulation and quantum computation.
This work opens the door to the exploration of dipolar quantum matter in regimes that have been inaccessible so far, promising the creation of exotic dipolar droplets and dipolar spin liquids in optical lattices.
Inouye , S.Yao , N. Y. , Zaletel , M. P. , Stamper-Kurn , D. M. & Vishwanath , A. A quantum dipolar spin liquid.
Chomaz, L. et al. observed a dipolar quantum gas with metastable supersolid properties.
Collisions of ultracold molecules in bright and dark optical dipole traps.
A degenerate fermi gas of polar molecules. A. Duda , M. et al . et.
Duda: Transition from a polaronic condensate to a degenerate.
gas of heteronuclear molecules. Controlling of inelastic collisions between polar molecules with a repulsive shield.
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