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Wigner Time: a data-oriented approach to experimental timeline creation for quantum science and technology
Precisely timed, multi-device control in atomic, molecular and optical physics is provided by specialized real-time systems, which impose their own terms on the description of the experiment: a program over a global clock, in which every stage boundary is an absolute time computed from everything pr
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