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Magneto-optics: Hot atoms rotate light rapidly

The ability to harness the Faraday effect on a short timescale in an ensemble of hot atoms may prove useful as a read-out tool for quantum information based on microscale vapour cells.

Robert Löw | Tilman Pfau

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