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Matter-wave interferometry using a levitated magnetic nanoparticle
arXiv
Authors: A T M Anishur Rahman
Year
2018
Paper ID
39406
Status
Preprint
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The superposition principle is one of the bizarre predictions of quantum mechanics. Nevertheless, it has been experimentally verified using electrons, photons, atoms, and molecules. In this article, using a 20nm levitated ferromagnetic FePt nanoparticle, an exotic all optical spin polarization technique and the matter-wave interferometry, we show that a mesoscopic spatial Schrodinger cat can be created. Additionally, we argue that the maximum spatial separation between the delocalized wavepackets can be 25 μm and is significantly larger than the object itself.
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