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Isolated Atomic Particle at Rest in Free Space, An:A Tribute to Hans Dehmelt, Nobel Laureate
Authors:   E. Norval Forston, Ernest M. Henley, Warren G. Nagourneys

ISBN: 978-81-8487-434-1 
Publication Year:   2016
Pages:   160
Binding:   Paper Back


About the book

An Isolated Atomic Particle at Rest in Free Space features recent ground breaking research inspired by the work of Physics Nobel Laureate Hans Dehmelt. This monograph not only honours a great individual but presents a snapshot of current frontiers of physics. Experts describes • Magnetic resonance imaging of patients' lungs • Keeping time with the best clock known - a single atomic ion • Measuring and calculating the magnetism of a single electron to parts per trillion accuracy • Weighing the energy of a chemical bond • Creating clouds of anti - atoms in the laboratory and much more • Includes Nobel Laureate (2005) Professor John L Hall’s chapter on Optical Frequency Standards and their Measurement


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Table of content

Introduction / Hans Dehmelt and His Research / Magnetic Resonance Imaging with Laser-Polarized Gases / Researcher with highly charged confined ions / Probing Structure at the Femtometer Scale / Observations of Cold Antihydrogen / Memories of Geonium and Ultra-Precise Mass Spectroscopy / Anomalous Magnetic Moment of the Electron and the Fine Structure Constant / Single – ion Optical Standards and the rate of change of Alpha / What can a single Atom do that many Atoms cannot? / Electron g-2, entanglement, and trapped-ion quantum information processing / Optical Frequency Standards and their Measurement / Index.




Audience
Postgraduate Students, Teachers & Researchers