A Michelson interferometer using Bose-Einstein condensates is demonstrated with coherence times of up to 440.3em0exms and arm separations up to 1800.3em0exμm. This arm separation is larger than that observed for any previous atom interferometer. The device uses atoms weakly confined in a magnetic guide and the atomic motion is controlled using Bragg interactions with an off-resonant standing-wave laser beam.
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