Titlebook: Atomic Physics 8; Proceedings of the E Ingvar Lindgren (Conference Chairman),Arne Rosén,S Conference proceedings 1983 Plenum Press, New Yor

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Dynamics of Resonant States,n process or chemical reaction, more generally any . of the structure of matter. The independent particle model has proved extremely successful for describing and interpreting structures; in fact it is commonly regarded as . theory of atomic systems. This model has also accounted for optical transit

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Impact of Atomic Physics on Fundamental Constants,s of selected areas of such work in addition to the well-known periodic overall studies including least squares adjustments. My intent is neither to offer the scientific depth of the specialized reviews nor to even approach the technical scope of an overall adjustment.

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The Quantum Hall Effect,nd the 10. atoms per cubic centimeter of a semiconductor represent such a complicated system of interacting atoms that its electronic properties are normally described by phenomenological quantities and cannot be deduced from the properties of the isolated atoms. Nevertheless, our measurements on se

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Doppler Narrowing and Collision-Induced Zeeman Coherence in Four-Wave Light Mixing,. Two beams have a frequency ω., which is offset by a fixed amount Δ = ω. - ω. from a resonant line of the Na atom. Their wave vectors, .. and ..′, respectively, lie in the vertical plane. A third beam, at frequency ω., has a wave vector .. in the horizontal plane. In four-wave mixing, the generatio

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Relativistic Effects in Many-Body Systems,the difficulty in defining what a “relativistic effect” might be. As we shall discuss below, relativity in a many-body system necessarily implies the use of QED. Thus, any attempt to differentiate between “relativistic effects” and “QED effects” must be rather arbitrary, and not necessarily desirabl

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One- and Two-Electron Systems,ns are obtainable, high precision comparisons between theory and experiment can be made. Much of the current research interest centers on relativistic and quantum electrodynamic (QED) effects in highly ionized systems. The purpose of the present paper is to summarize recent progress in this area.

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