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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"helium surface"”.

  1. Progress towards high precision measurements on ultracold metastable hydrogen and trapping deuterium

    (cont.) not achieve deuterium trapping through helium-surface cooling. It is proposed that buffer gas loading can be used to cryogenically cool and trap deuterium.

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  2. Effects of dissipative environments on some quantum systems

    … ring, the escape rate of an electron from a helium surface, and the transition probability of the Landau-Zener level crossing. Chapter one contains a general introduction to these physical systems and a brief review of the theoretical methods I shall use. The study of an equilibrium property, …

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  3. Effects of dissipative environments on some quantum systems

    … ring, the escape rate of an electron from a helium surface, and the transition probability of the Landau-Zener level crossing.

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  4. Low Density 2D-Electron Sheets on Liquid 3He Surfaces

    … work, experiments with electron mobility on the surface of 3He were carried out. Mobility measurements were done in the temperature range 0.6-600mK, the operating frequencies 1Hz-100kHz, the excitation voltage 4mV - 1V and pressing electrical fields 0-255V/cm on the top electrode and 0-47.5V/cm …

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  5. Path Integral Monte Carlo Simulations of Helium: From Superfluid Droplets to Quantum Crystals

    … are manifested in microscopic, inhomogeneous helium systems. Path Integral Monte Carlo is a powerful method for calculating the equilibrium properties of quantum systems at finite temperature. We have achieved linear scaling of computer time with number of particles through the use of neighbor …

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