260063 SE Optical trapping of atoms, molecules and macroobjects (2012W)
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The seminar will cover the basic principles and modern applications of optical tweezers. These range from traps for single atoms in quantum optics to applications in modern biology. We will discuss milestone experiments and recent developments.Vorbesprechung: 18.10 13:00Blocklehrveranstaltung: jeweils 13-16 Uhr
1. Termin: 08.11.12
2. Termin: 29.11.12
3. Termin: 17.1.13
4. Termin: 24.1.13Schrödingerzimmer, Boltzmanngasse 4, 4. Stock, Raum 3425
1. Termin: 08.11.12
2. Termin: 29.11.12
3. Termin: 17.1.13
4. Termin: 24.1.13Schrödingerzimmer, Boltzmanngasse 4, 4. Stock, Raum 3425
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max. 20 participants
Language: English
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Seminar talk and writing of a manuscript summarizing the presented main results
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According to the nature of the subject
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Overview of most subjects:
Optical Trapping and Manipulation of Neutral Particles using Lasers - A Reprint Volume with Commentaries
Arthur Ashkin, World Scientific Publishing (2006).Relevant and additional literature will be given in the seminar (Vorbesprechung)
Optical Trapping and Manipulation of Neutral Particles using Lasers - A Reprint Volume with Commentaries
Arthur Ashkin, World Scientific Publishing (2006).Relevant and additional literature will be given in the seminar (Vorbesprechung)
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MaG 18, MaV 5
Last modified: Tu 06.08.2019 00:19
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