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Programmable Assembly of Ground State Fermionic Tweezer Arrays

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Authors: Naman Jain, Jin Zhang, Marcus Culemann, Philipp M. Preiss

Year

2025

Paper ID

15889

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Preprint

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We demonstrate deterministic preparation of arbitrary two-component product states of fermionic 6Li atoms in an 8times8 optical tweezer array, achieving motional ground-state fidelities above 98.5 \%. Leveraging the large differential magnetic moments for spin-resolution, with parallelized site- and number-resolved control, our approach addresses key challenges for low-entropy quantum state engineering. Combined with high-fidelity spin-, site-, and density-resolved readout within a single 20 μs exposure, and 3 s experimental cycles, these advances establish a fast, scalable, and programmable architecture for fermionic quantum simulation.

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