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Bose-Einstein condensation of exciton polaritons.

• Author(s) : KASPRZAK J., RICHARD M., KUNDERMANN S., et al.
• Publication date: 2006/09/28
• Languages : English
• Keywords : Bose-Einstein, Expérimentation, Cryogenics, Condensation
• Source: Nature - vol. 443 - n. 7110

Bose-Einstein condensation of quasi-equilibrium magnons at room temperature under pumping conditions.

• Author(s) : DEMOKRITOV S. O., DEMIDOV V. E., DZYAPKO O., et al.
• Publication date: 2006/09/28
• Languages : English
• Keywords : Low temperature, Bose-Einstein, Research, Condensation
• Source: Nature - vol. 443 - n. 7110

The alternating- and direct-current Josephson effects in a Bose-Einstein condensate.

• Author(s) : LEVY S., LAHOUD E., SHOMRONI I., et al.
• Publication date: 2007/10/04
• Languages : English
• Keywords : Josephson effect, Condensate, Bose-Einstein, Direct current, Alternating current
• Source: Nature - vol. 449 - n. 7162

A superfluid is born.

• Author(s) : STOOF H. T. C.
• Publication date: 2007/05/24
• Languages : English
• Keywords : Superfluidity, Bose-Einstein, Research, Droplet, Cryogenics, Condensation
• Source: Nature - vol. 447 - n. 7143

Magnetic trapping of rare-earth atoms at millikelvin temperatures.

• Author(s) : HANCOX C. I., DORET S. C., HUMMON M. T., et al.
• Publication date: 2004/09/16
• Languages : English
• Keywords : Superconduction, Cryotemperature, Bose-Einstein, Research, Magnetism, Condensation
• Source: Nature - vol. 431 - n. 7006

Some like it cold.

• Author(s) : FOX K.
• Publication date: 2005/03/24
• Languages : English
• Keywords : Bose-Einstein, Research, Atom, Superfluid helium, Cryogenics, Condensation
• Source: Nature - vol. 434 - n. 7032

Sideband cooling of micromechanical motion to the quantum ground state.

• Author(s) : TEUFEL J. D., DONNER T., LI D., et al.
• Publication date: 2011/07/21
• Languages : English
• Source: Nature - vol. 475 - n. 7356

German researchers approach absolute zero

Physicists at the University of Bremen, Germany have produced the lowest temperature ever recorded, at 38 picoKelvin, which is 38 trillionths of a degree above absolute zero.

• Publication date : 2021/11/15
• Subjects: Technology

CAL - NASA’s Space Cryocooler

NASA’s new facility, Cold Atom Lab (CAL), expected to reach effective temperatures down to 100 pico-Kelvin (pK), will be used for the study of ultra-cold quantum gases in the microgravity environment on the International Space Station (ISS). (en...

• Publication date : 2014/07/03