Ultracold atoms and molecules: theory, experiment, applications 1100-4UAM
Detailed program:
1) Ultracold quantum regime
2) Fine and hyperfine structure of atoms and rotational and vibrational structure of molecules
3) Zeeman and Stark effects
4) Cooling and trapping methods
5) Interatomic and intermolecular interactions
6) Scattering theory at ultralow collision energies
7) Magnetically tunable Feshbach resonances
8) Bose-Einstein condensation and degenerate Fermi gases
9) Quantum simulations with ultracold atoms
10) Formation and control of ultracold molecules with external fields
11) Ultracold controlled chemistry
12) Quantum simulations with ultracold molecules
Main fields of studies for MISMaP
physics
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Learning outcomes
Student is familiar with the most important concepts and properties of ultracold atoms and molecules experiments including theoretical and experimental techniques and applications of ultracold systems. Student can also identify the most important achievements and challenges in the field.
Assessment criteria
Final oral exam corrected by points for the presence. For up to three absences, the lecture is passed and higher presence means higher guaranteed grade at the exam. For more than three absences, each additional absence decreases maximum possible grade by 0.5 (e.g. 4 absences means maximum 4.5 at the exam). For more than 7 absences, the lecture is failed.
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