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Quantum simulation offers a highly promising way to understand large correlated quantum systems, and many experimental platforms are now being developed. Rydberg atoms are specially appealing thanks to their strong and short-range dipole-dipole interaction and to their long lifetime. Low-angular momentum Rydberg atoms have been successfully used recently to realize early quantum simulators. These experiments suffer, however, from the limited (despite long) lifetime of these levels and the fact that they cannot be efficiently trapped [1,2].
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