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V. Luger

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Transverse laser cooling of a radio-frequency bunched ion beam in the storage ring TSR

1996

Abstract We report on the observation of the indirect transverse laser cooling effect in a radio-frequency bunched beam of 7.3 MeV 9 Be + ions, stored in the Heidelberg Test Storage Ring and subject to direct longitudinal laser cooling. This bunched scheme offers particular advantages for producing ultracold beams with unprecedented phase-space densities.

PhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsResolved sideband coolingIon beamIonTransverse planeLaser coolingPhysics::Accelerator PhysicsPhysics::Atomic PhysicsRadio frequencyAtomic physicsNuclear ExperimentInstrumentationBeam (structure)Storage ring
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Test of Special Relativity in a Heavy Ion Storage Ring

2008

Nuclear physicsPhysicsTheoretical physicsLaser noiseOptical distortionHeavy ionAtomic physicsSpecial relativity (alternative formulations)Laser beamsStorage ringEQEC 96 1996 European Quantum Electronic Conference EQEC-96
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Ion beam preparation of 7Li+ for precision experiments at heavy ion storage rings

1997

Abstract Heavy ion storage rings allow for tests of the structure of local space time via the Doppler effect. At the TSR/Heidelberg an experiment with high resolution laser spectroscopy at 7 Li + is performed. To gain the maximum resolution for saturation spectroscopy new methods of relativistic ion beam preparation and diagnostics have been developed. The laser cooling of the beam allows for precision determination of the mean velocity of the ions. A novel phase synchronous detection scheme, ultimately sensitive to single ions, gives insights into the cooling mechanism and dynamics. With an additional synchronous excitation scheme systematic uncertainties of the test experiment can be dras…

PhysicsNuclear and High Energy PhysicsIon beam depositionResolved sideband coolingIon beamlawLaser coolingAtomic physicsIon gunLaserElectron coolinglaw.inventionIonNuclear Physics A
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