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Home » Atomic and molecular » Ultracold matter » Ultracold atoms shed light on the Fermi-Hubbard model

Ultracold atoms shed light on the Fermi-Hubbard model

24 May 2017 Hamish Johnston
Fermionic microscope images showing atoms in an antiferromagnetic state
Magnetic state: spin-up atoms occupying alternating lattice sites. (Courtesy: A Mazurenko <i>et al</i>. / <i>Nature</i>)
New insights into a popular and potentially useful model of how electrons behave in solids have been

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