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Robust atomic entanglement in two coupled cavities via virtual excitations and quantum Zeno dynamics
  • ISSN号：1570-0755
  • 期刊名称：Quantum Information Processing
  • 时间：0
  • 页码：493-504
  • 相关项目：基于微光学腔的中性单原子量子态的操控
作者： Yang Rongcan|Li Gang|Zhang Tiancai|
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