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Ultraslow optical modes in Bose-Einstein condensates
Light can be slowed down to ultraslow speeds via electromagnetically induced transparency in atomic Bose-Einstein condensates. This is thought to be useful for storage of quantum information for weak probe pulses. We investigate the effects of inhomogeneous density profile of-the condensate on propa
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