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In our experiments, we generate arrays of up to 50 optical tweezers arranged in arbitrary two-dimensional geometries, each containing a single cold atom, and separated by distances of a few micrometers (Fig. 1). This is achieved by active sorting of atoms in larger arrays that are initially loaded stochastically [1]. By exciting the atoms to Rydberg states (with principal quantum numbers in the range 50–100), we can induce strong, tunable dipolar interactions between the atoms [2].
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