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Jabez J. McClelland, Shannon B. Hill, M Pichler, Robert Celotta
Abstract
A brief review of atom optics is presented, with emphasis on how it can be applied in the field of nanotechnology. Two specific examples are discussed: laser-focused atomic deposition and deterministic production of single atoms. Results are summarized for these two techniques, and discussion is presented of how they can impact progress in the development of nanotechnology.
Citation
Science and Technology of Advanced Materials
Volume
5
Issue
5-6
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
atom lithography, atom optics, atoms on demand, chromium, laser-focused atomic deposition, single atoms
Citation
McClelland, J.
, Hill, S.
, Pichler, M.
and Celotta, R.
(2004),
Nanotechnology with Atom Optics, Science and Technology of Advanced Materials
(Accessed October 10, 2025)