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One basic feature of optical lattices is that they hardly interact at all with the environment. Therefore, they have recently been suggested as a platform for implementing quantum logic gates. An additional attraction comes from the fact that by modifying the light field, a large ensemble of atoms can be manipulated in parallel.
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