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. 2015 Nov 27;6:8984. doi: 10.1038/ncomms9984

Figure 5. Schematic overview of the experimental sequence.

Figure 5

The state is produced via a spin dynamics process at time t1. The remaining condensate in the mF=0 state acts as the local oscillator and has a phase imprinted on it by an energy shift of the mF=−1 state relative to the mF=1 state. This phase accumulates during time t2 with 500 Hz. At time t3 a radiofrequency pulse couples the mF=0 condensate to the mF=±1 states. This coupling acts as a three port beam splitter. An inhomogeneous magnetic field is applied at t4 before the absorption detection is performed at t5. A microwave dressing shifts the energy of the mF=−1 state during the spin dynamics time t1 and the radio-frequency coupling t3.