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Static-Field Shielding of Bosonic Molecules: Evaporation to Degeneracy and Self-Bound Droplets
The strong, tunable dipolar interactions of ultracold molecules make them a powerful platform for quantum many-body physics, but reaching degeneracy by evaporative cooling requires suppressing inelastic collisions. Microwave collisional shielding has enabled the preparation of degenerate Fermi gases
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