Trapping states of a trapped ion, revisited
Abstract The vibration of ions in the potential well of an ion trap has served for the first demonstration of laser cooling and is an essential ingredient of concepts for quantum information processing. The ion motion couples to a driven internal ion resonance such that the system obeys a Jaynes-Cum...
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