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Chirped magneto-optical trap of molybdenum

Author(s)
Sai Naga Manoj Paladugu, Nickolas Pilgram, Stephen Eckel, Eric Norrgard
We have directly loaded a cryogenic beam of molybdenum atoms into a magneto-optical trap. By chirping the detuning of the trapping lasers, we were able to...

Detection of molecular hydrogen in a neutron beam lifetime experiment

Author(s)
Jimmy Caylor, Ripan Biswas, Bret Crawford, Maynard Dewey, Nadia Fomin, Geoffrey Greene, Shannon Hoogerheide, Jose Hungria-Negron, Hans Mumm, Jeffrey Nico, Daniel Valete, Fred Wietfeldt, Joseph Zuchegno
One method of determining the free neutron lifetime involves the absolute counting of neutrons and trapped decay protons. In such experiments, a cold neutron...

Broadband pulsed quadrature measurements with calorimeters

Author(s)
Ezad Shojaee, James R. van Meter, Karl Mayer, Scott Glancy, Emanuel Knill
A general one-dimensional quantum optical mode is described by a shape in the time or frequency domain. A fundamental problem is to measure a quadrature...

Multigas adsorption with single-site cooperativity in a metal–organic framework

Author(s)
Kurtis M. Carsch, Henry Z. Jiang, Ryan Klein, Andrew S. Rosen, Peyton Summerhill, Jesse L. Peltier, Adrian J. Huang, Ryan A. Murphy, Matthew N. Dods, Hope A. Silva, Zikri Hasanbasri, Hyunchul Kwon, Sarah H. Karstens, Yuto Yabuuchi, Jonas Boergel, Jordan W. Taylor, Katie R. Meihaus, Karen C. Bustillo, Andrew M. Minor, Kristen A. Persson, Craig Brown, R. D. Britt, Nicholas P. Stadie, Jeffrey Long
Cooperative gas adsorption in metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) is a rare phenomenon that generally involves long-range communication between multiple binding...
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