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A linear Paul trap to study the equilibrium of charged micron-sized particles in air
We describe and use a macroscopic linear quadrupolar trap to explore the trapping and equilibrium properties of charged particles. These devices, when operated to trap atomic ions, are at the core of ion based quantum computer and optical atomic clock. To illustrate the characteristics of few partic
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