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A.5 Expansion of an <strong>ultra</strong>-cold <strong>lithium</strong> gas in the BEC-BCS crossover LETICIA TARRUELL, MARTIN TEICHMANN, JASON MCKEEVER, THOMAS BOURDEL, JULIEN CUBIZOLLES, LEV KHAYKOVICH, JING ZHANG, NIR NAVON, FRÉDÉRIC CHEVY, CHRISTOPHE SALOMON, Proceedings of the 2006 Enrico Fermi summer school on Fermi gases, Varenna 2006. 151
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