Advances in atomic, molecular, and optical physics. : Volume sixty eight

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Main Author: Yelin, Susanne F.
Other Authors: Dimauro, Louis F., (Editor), Perrin, H. (Editor), Yelin, Susanne F., (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language: English
Published: Cambridge, Massachusetts : Academic Press, [2019]
Subjects:
Nuclear physics.
elektronické knihy
electronic books
ISBN: 0128175478
9780128175477
012817546X
9780128175460
Physical Description: 1 online resource (160 pages)

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505 0 |a Front Cover -- Advances in Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- Chapter One: Collective motion of an atom array under laser illumination -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Outline -- 2. Atomic equations of motion -- 2.1. System and Hamiltonian -- 2.2. Vacuum field as a reservoir -- 2.3. Dipole-dipole interactions -- 3. Small-amplitude motion -- 3.1. The small-amplitude assumption -- 3.2. Nonsaturated two-level atoms -- 3.3. Paraxial illumination -- 3.4. The renormalized atom -- 4. Coarse-grained dynamics of atomic motion -- 4.1. Separation of timescales -- 4.1.1. Coarse-graining time -- 4.1.2. Doppler effect -- 4.2. Steady-state solution for internal degrees of freedom -- 4.2.1. Cooperative linear response -- 4.3. Atomic motion -- 4.4. Collective diffusive motion -- 4.4.1. Relation to single-atom theories -- 4.4.2. Summary of assumptions and approximations -- 5. Collective mechanical modes -- 5.1. Uniform illumination -- 5.2. Realistic finite-size array -- 5.3. Focused illumination and gapped modes -- 5.4. Unstable modes -- 5.5. Dynamics of the collective modes -- 6. Example: Heating of the atoms -- 6.1. Thermalization case -- 6.2. The effectively frictionless case -- 7. Discussion -- Appendices -- Appendix A. Induced dipole-dipole interactions -- Appendix B. Coefficients and parameters of Eq. (29) -- Appendix C. Intuitive derivation of the collective force -- Appendix D. Atom heating including collective motion -- D.1. Effective temperature -- D.2. Average and variance of motion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter Two: Ultrafast and three-dimensional diffractive imaging of isolated molecules with electron pulses -- 1. Introduction -- 1.1. Time-resolved electron diffraction from gas-phase molecules -- 1.2. Temporal resolution. 
505 8 |a 2. Structural dynamics of photoexcited molecules captured with MeV ultrafast electron diffraction -- 2.1. Experimental setup -- 2.2. Data analysis: Method and challenges -- 2.3. Experimental results -- 3. Three-dimensional structure retrieval from ultrafast electron diffraction of aligned molecules -- 3.1. Structure retrieval algorithm -- 3.2. Experimental setup -- 3.3. Experimental results -- 4. Outlook -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Chapter Three: Precision interferometry for gravitational wave detection: Current status and future trends -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Interferometry for gravitational wave detection -- 2.1. Optical configuration -- 2.2. Fundamental noises and design sensitivity -- 3. Stabilized high power lasers and conditioning optics for gravitational-wave interferometers -- 3.1. Frequency stabilization -- 3.2. Intensity stabilization -- 3.3. Pointing stabilization -- 3.4. Stabilized laser design -- 3.5. Beam conditioning optics -- 4. GW interferometer optical components -- 4.1. Mechanical properties/thermal noise -- 4.2. Optical properties -- 4.3. GW interferometer optics -- 4.4. GW interferometer auxiliary optical components -- 5. GW interferometer vibration isolation systems -- 5.1. Advanced Virgo test mass seismic isolation -- 5.2. Advanced LIGO test mass seismic isolation -- 6. Control systems and detector calibration -- 6.1. Sensing scheme -- 6.2. Detector calibration -- 6.3. Lock acquisition -- 6.4. Angular control -- 7. The effects of high laser powers on gravitational-wave interferometers -- 7.1. Thermal distortions -- 7.2. Thermal compensation system -- 7.3. Angular torques due to radiation pressure -- 7.4. Parametric instabilities -- 8. Below the standard quantum limit with squeezed states of light -- 8.1. Quantum noise in a GW interferometer -- 8.2. Frequency-independent squeezed vacuum. 
505 8 |a 8.3. Radiation pressure and frequency-dependent squeezing -- 9. Future directions -- 10. Conclusions -- Acknowledgments -- References -- Further reading -- Back Cover. 
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