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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"larmor precession"”.

  1. Atomic beam techniques in a rubidium vapour cell

    … vapour cell atomic beam has been used to measure Larmor precession of polarised atoms in a magnetic field and one-dimensional laser cooling.

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  2. Chip-scale atomic magnetometer based on free-induction-decay

    … This allows us to monitor the free Larmor precession of the spin coherent Cs atoms by separating the pump and probe phases in the time domain. A single light pulse can sufficiently polarise the atomic sample;however, synchronous modulation of the light field actively drives the …

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  3. Magnetic fields and ultracold neutron production: studies towards the neutron electric dipole moment experiment at TRIUMF

    … oscillatory fields. In this method, the Larmor precession frequency of UCN is measured in the presence of aligned Electric and Magnetic fields orientations. Such precision measurements require high UCN statistics and very stable and homogeneous magnetic fields. The work presented in this …

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  4. Exploring Anisotropic Noise and Fast Gates with Superconducting Qubits

    … qubit frequency arising from the intrinsic qubit Larmor precession. We probe the oscillation dependence on noise anisotropy, lab-frame orientation, and power spectral density. Such oscillations are a result of physics beyond standard qubit-decoherence models within the rotating-wave approximation, …

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  5. Techniques to Characterize Vapor Cell Performance for a Nuclear-Magnetic-Resonance Gyroscope

    <p>Research was performed to improve the procedures for testing performance parameters of vapor cells for a nuclear-magnetic-resonance gyroscope. In addition to summarizing the theoretical infrastructure of the technology, this research resulted in the development and successful implementation of …

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