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+[[Hohn Hall]] (left) and [[Kenichi Nakagawa]].
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+[[2012.10.05 International Workshop on Laser Science]], [[UEC]], Chofu, [[Japan]].
+Already few years we have realized the microchip atom trap; now we have demonstrated also the entanglement..
+<!-- Due to the short wavelength, with atom interfereometry we can beat all other method of the precise measurement of length. !-->
+[[Category:John Hall]]
+[[Category:Kenichi Nakagawa]]
+[[Category:2012.10.05 International Workshop on Laser Science]],
+[[Category:Japan]]
+[[Category:Conferences]]