12–16 Oct 2015
Hungarian Academy of Sciences
Europe/Budapest timezone

Session

Spectroscopy-2.

12 Oct 2015, 16:30
Kis terem (Small conference room) (Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

Kis terem (Small conference room)

Hungarian Academy of Sciences

1051 Budapest, Széchenyi tér 9.

Conveners

Spectroscopy-2.

  • Vladimir Korobov

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  1. Akira Ishida (University of Tokyo (JP))
    12/10/2015, 16:30
    Positronium (Ps) is an ideal system for precision test of bound-state Quantum Electrodynamics (QED). The hyperfine splitting (HFS) of the ground-state Ps has a discrepancy of 16 ppm (4.5 $\sigma$) between the averaged previous experimental value and the theoretical calculation with $O(\alpha^3)$ corrections. A new experiment which reduced possible systematic uncertainties, which are Ps...
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  2. David Cooke (Eth Zurich)
    12/10/2015, 17:15
    Positronium is an excellent test-bed for bound-state QED, owing to its purely leptonic nature. This allows its properties to be calculated very precisely in terms of the fine structure constant, with no contributions from hadronic interactions (weak interactions can also be neglected at the present experimental level). A measurement of the 1S-2S transition frequency of poitronium (at a...
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  3. Dr Péter Dombi (Wigner Research Centre for Physics)
    12/10/2015, 17:45
    Nano-optical near fields already play a fundamental role in many nanotechnology applications including photovoltaics, sensorics and biomedicine. The characterization of nanoscale changes of the electromagnetic field on ultrashort (femto- and attosecond) time-scales is a core requirement for developing applications. I will show how ultrafast photoemission from and photoelectron spectroscopy on...
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  4. Prof. Vladimir Melezhik (JINR)
    12/10/2015, 18:15
    We have developed and analyzed in application to experimentally interesting cases a theoretical approach to study magnetic Feshbach resonances in atomic traps [1,2]. The program was realized by extending (to confined geometry of the traps) the two-channel model of Lange et al [3] suggested for parametrization of resonances in free-space. In our approach, the experimentally known parameters...
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