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Learn, research, and develop with Quantum Matter
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What can I do with Oqtant?
Explore a broad range of quantum phenomena
Interference & Coherence
Atomtronics
Tunneling
Non-linear behavior
Superfluidity
Superposition
Solve critical time-to-publication and cost challenges. From across the globe, experiment using sophisticated hardware and powerful programmatic control.
Research
Enrich classrooms and upskill the quantum workforce with direct access to quantum matter and a growing library of resources to study quantum phenomena.
Education
Process Flow
Each job is an individual experiment designed by you!
Create and manipulate a form of quantum matter called a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC)
User-defined experimental parameters submitted
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Job Submission
Execution
BEC created per user-defined parameters
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Measurement
In-trap or time-of-flight imaging of BEC
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Data Output
Resulting images and data analysis returned to user
User-friendly web application
Oqtant’s web application is your one-stop shop for managing your account and your jobs. The user interface makes it easy to customize your first (or 1,000th) quantum matter experiment — quantum matter is literally a click away!
Learn more about the processes of cooling atoms to create a form of quantum matter called a Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) and control optical barriers to manipulate and split your BECs.
Oqtant API (OqtAPI)
> pip install oqtant
Oqtant offers a Python package that provides an expanded set of tools for interfacing with the Oqtant platform, designing experiments, and analyzing results.
You can start with the walkthrough notebooks to gain familiarity with Oqtant, or dig into a demonstration notebook to explore specific quantum phenomena like interference.
# Create a Simple Static Barrier
barrier = Barrier(
position=-10, height=30, width=3, shape="GAUSSIAN", birth=2.5, lifetime=7.5
)
# and QuantumMatter with a lifetime so that the barrier exists right up to the end
barrier_matter = QuantumMatter(
temperature=100,
lifetime=10,
barriers=[barrier],
image="IN_TRAP", # take an in-trap image to directly image barrier effects
note="in-trap imaging with barrier",
)
job_id = client.submit(barrier_matter, track=True)Flexible pricing, starting at absolute zero
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What is a BEC?
A Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) is a type of quantum matter. You create a BEC by cooling atoms to a fraction above absolute zero, where they behave like a single quantum mechanical ensemble.
Why does quantum matter… matter?
What can BECs do?
With BECs, you can directly study quantum effects like superposition because they manifest macroscopically. You can also use BECs to emulate other quantum systems.
What can I do with BECs?
From the Oqtant web application or Oqtant API, you can submit experiments (“jobs”) to create, optimize, shape, and measure BECs to study quantum phenomena like interference.
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Recent Press
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