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1 Manipulating Quantum Systems: Amo Science In The Coming Decade |
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Introduction and Overview |
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Chapter 2 Tools Made of Light |
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Chapter 3 Emerging Phenomena from Few- to Many-Body Systems |
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Chapter 4 Foundations of Quantum Information Science and Technology |
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Chapter 5 Harnessing Quantum Dynamics in the Time and Frequency Domains |
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Chapter 6 Precision Frontier and Fundamental Nature of the Universe |
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Chapter 7 Broader Impact of AMO Science |
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Chapter 8 AMO Science: Part of the U.S. Economic and Societal Ecosystem |
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AMO Science and National Policies: Conclusions and Recommendations |
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Main Findings and Recommendations |
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Chapter-Level Findings and Recommendations |
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Generating Light with Extreme Properties |
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Manipulating the Properties of Light |
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Harnessing the Properties of Light |
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The Future for New Tools Made of Light |
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Findings and Recommendations |
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3 Emerging Phenomena From Few- To Many-Body Systems |
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From Few Bodies to Many Bodies: How Complexity Builds |
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Ultracold Physical Processes Involving Ions |
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Developments with Atomic Degenerate Quantum Gases |
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Many-Body Systems with Ultracold Molecules |
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Analog Quantum Simulation of Strongly Correlated Quantum Many-Body Systems |
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Summary of Opportunities and Recommendations |
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4 Foundations Of Quantum Information Science And Technology |
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Understanding, Probing, and Using Entanglement |
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Controlling Quantum Many-Body Systems |
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Controlled Many-Body Systems for Quantum Simulations |
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Bell Inequalities, Quantum Communication, and Quantum Networks |
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Quantum Information Science for Sensing and Metrology |
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Grand Challenges and Opportunities |
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Findings and Recommendations |
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5 Harnessing Quantum Dynamics In The Time And Frequency Domains |
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Challenges and Opportunities |
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Attosecond Science: The Time Scale of the Electron |
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The Molecular Time Scale: Femto- to Picoseconds |
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Frequency-Domain Approaches to Dynamics: Collisions and Correlations |
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Novel Physics with Extreme Light |
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Findings and Recommendations |
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6 Precision Frontier And Fundamental Nature Of The Universe |
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Crisis of Modern Fundamental Physics |
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Precision Measurement Technologies |
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The Role of Theory and Recent Theory Progress |
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Searches for New Physics Beyond the Standard Model |
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Fundamental Constants and Measurement Standards |
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Summary, Discovery Potential, and Grand Challenges |
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Findings and Recommendations |
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7 Broader Impact Of Amo Science |
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The Life Sciences and AMO |
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Astronomy, Astrophysics, Gravitation, Cosmology, and AMO |
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Statistical Physics, Quantum Thermalization, Emergence of the Classical World, and AMO |
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Advanced Accelerator Concepts |
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Integrated Optics and AMO |
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AMO and Economic Opportunities |
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Jointly Sponsored Interdisciplinary Research Laboratories |
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Findings and Recommendations |
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8 Atomic, Molecular, And Optical Science: Part Of The U.S. Economic and societal ecosystem |
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Investments in AMO Research: Funding, Collaboration, and Coordination |
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Workforce, Educational, and Societal Needs |
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Findings and Recommendations: Realizing the Full Potential of AMO Science |
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Appendixes |
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A Statement of Task |
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B Organization of the Report |
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C Reprise of Past National Academies Reports on AMO Science |
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D Committee Biographical Information |
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E Data Solicitation and Collection |
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F Acronyms |
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