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“One can relax this assumption by accounting for an additional phase that results from the laser’s detuning from atomic resonance and cancels the effect of associated changes in the wave-vector k k . this leads to the laser frequency noise insensitivity demonstrated in previous proposals [ 9 , 12 ] , but doing this careful accounting does not alter the main results here,”
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