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Experiments at NIST with Trapped Ions: 3-D Zero-Point Cooling, Quantum Gates, Bragg Scattering, and Atomic Clocks

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Author(s)

C Monroe, A S. Barton, James C. Bergquist, D J. Berkeland, John Bollinger, F C. Cruz, Wayne M. Itano, Steven R. Jefferts, Branislav M. Jelenkovic, B E. King, D M. Meekhof, J D. Miller, M E. Poitzsch, Joseph N. Tan

Abstract

We have recently used stimulated-Raman transitions in the resolved sideband regime to cool single ions to the n = 0 zero-point energy. This has allowed realizations of the Jaynes-Cummings model interaction for atomic motion and a quantum controlled-NOT gate applicable to a quantum computer.
Proceedings Title
12^uth^ Int. Conf. on Laser Spectroscopy
Conference Dates
June 12-16, 1995
Conference Location
Capri, IT
Conference Title
Proc. 12^uth^ Int. Conf. on Laser Spectroscopy

Citation

Monroe, C. , Barton, A. , Bergquist, J. , Berkeland, D. , Bollinger, J. , Cruz, F. , Itano, W. , Jefferts, S. , Jelenkovic, B. , King, B. , Meekhof, D. , Miller, J. , Poitzsch, M. and Tan, J. (1995), Experiments at NIST with Trapped Ions: 3-D Zero-Point Cooling, Quantum Gates, Bragg Scattering, and Atomic Clocks, 12^uth^ Int. Conf. on Laser Spectroscopy , Capri, IT, [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=105475 (Accessed October 3, 2024)

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Created June 11, 1995, Updated October 12, 2021