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In atom lithography the conventional roles played by light and matter are reversed: a mask of light is used to pattern a beam of neutral atoms. Up to now, atom lithography has yielded only structures periodic in one or two dimensions, with a typical period of λ/2 or even below [1]. Here we report the generation of various chromium structures with quadratic symmetry and the first realization of a superlattice structure using light forces [2].
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