A VIRTUAL COLD-ATOM LAB
Ten measurements.
What would you test next?
Does a temperature difference simply relax—or need a sustained heating source?
SAVED REPLAY
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RULE-BASED SUGGESTION
Display shows up to 2,000 saved atoms; all atoms enter the statistics.
Measurement notebook
Open a measurement to inspect its settings and evidence.
Recorded conclusion
Take the evidence with you
Public experiment rules and limitations
Each measurement prepares a fresh cloud. The ten-measurement limit includes the preset initial observation. Both candidate mechanisms permit common heating and an initial temperature imbalance. A falling difference alone does not identify its cause.
Compression c changes the starting anisotropy and relaxation scale. Atom number q changes both relaxation and detected count. Keep these control groups separate; the errors assume independent Gaussian samples and known calibration. “Insufficient evidence” is a valid conclusion.
The four saved cases were selected from development records, not sampled for a performance estimate. Cases A–C contain post-run numerical reviews; Case D is a short interface QA record. The failure case is retained.
Refreshing preserves saved observations for read-only replay; it does not resume an interrupted acquisition. Browser storage can be cleared by your browser—download the original observations for a portable copy.