Why MomentumWidth Matters for Atom Interferometry

Stuart S. Szigeti(Australian National University), J. D. Close(Australian National University), N. P. Robins(Queensland Rail), J. E. Debs(Australian National University), Daniel Doering(Australian National University), Gordon McDonald(The University of Sydney), Thomas Barter(Australian National University), P. A. Altin(Australian National University), J. J. Hope(Australian National University)
Queensland's institutional digital repository (The University of Queensland)
August 28, 2011
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