Lecture

Quantum Simulation with Cold Atoms

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This lecture by the instructor covers the principles of quantum simulation with cold atoms, including optical dipole potentials, Feshbach resonances, laser cooling, Bose-Einstein condensation, and quantum engineering. The slides discuss the historical background, foundational intuitions, and key methods used in simulating interacting matter.

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