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E. Klinger

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Symmetry breaking exhibition by magnetic field induced explicit circular dichroism

2017

In this letter we demonstrate universal symmetry breaking by means of magnetically induced circular dichroism. Magnetic field induces forbidden at zero field atomic transitions between $\Delta F = \pm2$ hyperfine levels. In a particular range of magnetic field, intensities of these transitions experience significant enhancement. We have deduced a general rule applicable for the $D_2$ lines of all bosonic alkali atoms, that is transition intensity enhancement is larger for the case of $\sigma^+$ than for $\sigma^-$ excitation for $\Delta F = +2$, whereas it is larger (e.g. up to $10^{11}$ times for $^{85}$Rb atoms) in the case of $\sigma^-$ than for $\sigma^+$ polarization for $\Delta F = -2…

Atomic Physics (physics.atom-ph)FOS: Physical sciencesPhysics::Atomic PhysicsPhysics - Atomic Physics
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The VEPSY UPDATED Project: Clinical Rationale and Technical Approach.

2003

More than 10 years ago, Tart (1990) described virtual reality (VR) as a technological model of consciousness offering intriguing possibilities for developing diagnostic, inductive, psychotherapeutic, and training techniques that can extend and supplement current ones. To exploit and understand this potential is the overall goal of the "Telemedicine and Portable Virtual Environment in Clinical Psychology"--VEPSY UPDATED--a European Community-funded research project (IST-2000-25323, www.cybertherapy.info). Particularly, its specific goal is the development of different PC-based virtual reality modules to be used in clinical assessment and treatment of social phobia, panic disorders, male sexu…

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