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Observation of chiral edge transport in a rapidly-rotating quantum gas
R. Yao, S. Chi, et al.
This research showcases the fascinating discovery of chiral edge modes in a rapidly rotating bosonic superfluid, highlighting a compelling transition between soft and hard wall behaviors. Conducted by Ruixiao Yao, Sungjae Chi, Biswaroop Mukherjee, Airlia Shaffer, Martin Zwierlein, and Richard J. Fletcher, this study reveals insights into edge propagation dynamics and their robustness against disruptions.
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