Researchers generate, for the first time, a vortex beam of atoms
4.9 (799) · € 35.50 · En Stock
Vortices may conjure a mental image of whirlpools and tornadoes—spinning bodies of water and air—but they can also exist on much smaller scales. In a new study published in Science, researchers from the Weizmann Institute of Science, together with collaborators from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology and Tel Aviv University, have created, for the first time, vortices made of a single atom. These vortices could help answer fundamental questions about the inner workings of the subatomic world and be used to enhance a variety of technologies—for example, by providing new capabilities for atomic microscopes.
Vortices appear in an electron fluid – Physics World
The First Controllable Atom SQUID
For the Very First Time: Scientists Analyze a Single Atom With X-Rays
Electron Vortex Beam Generation via Chiral Light-Induced Inelastic
(a) Photo of the experimental setup for generating first-order vortex
a) Schematic principle of the metalens generating focusing vortex
Optical Trapping and Micro-Raman Spectroscopy of Functional Red
PDF) Atom vortex beams
An illustration of the experimental setup of a vector holographic
Frontiers Coherent Control of Perfect Optical Vortex Through
Vortex beams of atoms and molecules
Path to Magnetic Vortex RAM Might be More Difficult Than
Vortex beam: generation and detection of orbital angular momentum
Rydberg atom - Wikipedia
Researchers Map Quantum Vortices Inside Superfluid Helium
