Quantum physicist who led the Innsbruck experiment
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A quantum state predicted in 1931 now exists in a laboratory. Physicists in Innsbruck cooled cesium atoms near absolute zero, squeezed them into thousands of one-dimensional tubes, and watched them bind into clusters called Bethe strings.
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