It?s a TRAP!
Title: It?s a TRAP!
Speaker: Andreas Solders
Date: 2016-02-10
Abstract:
Charge particle traps has over the years proved to be versatile tools in both atomic and sub-atomic physics. Invented already in the 60?s, and the topic of the 1989 Nobel prize, traps still provide an outstanding environment for the study of single, or small enables, of particles at extremely low energies. In this talk I will briefly explain the principle of a Penning trap. I will then show a few examples from trap experiments of which I have been, am or plan to be part of.
Speaker: Andreas Solders
Date: 2016-02-10
Abstract:
Charge particle traps has over the years proved to be versatile tools in both atomic and sub-atomic physics. Invented already in the 60?s, and the topic of the 1989 Nobel prize, traps still provide an outstanding environment for the study of single, or small enables, of particles at extremely low energies. In this talk I will briefly explain the principle of a Penning trap. I will then show a few examples from trap experiments of which I have been, am or plan to be part of.
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Andreas Solders, Passagerättigheter lärare (fysik)
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16 februari 2016
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