Lux et Lex: Optical Traps for Beta Decay Studies
Seminar
Speaker
Guy Ron, HUJI
Date
09/03/2016 - 18:20Add to Calendar
2016-03-09 18:20:00
2016-03-09 18:20:00
Lux et Lex: Optical Traps for Beta Decay Studies
Trapped radioactive atoms and ions have become a standard tool of the trade
for precision studies of beyond SM physics. decay studies, in particular,
oer the possibility of detecting deviations from standard model predictions
of the weak interaction which signal new physics. These 'precision frontier'
searches are complementary to the high energy searches performed by the
LHC and other high energy/high luminosity facilities.
I will present a general overview of magneto-optical and optical traps and
their use for weak interaction studies. I will further present both the Berkeley
21Na trapping experiment and the new Hebrew University 17-25Ne trapping program, recent experimental results, and future plans.
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seminar room on the 9th floor of the Nano-center
Department of Physics
physics.dept@mail.biu.ac.il
Asia/Jerusalem
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seminar room on the 9th floor of the Nano-center
Abstract
Trapped radioactive atoms and ions have become a standard tool of the trade
for precision studies of beyond SM physics. decay studies, in particular,
oer the possibility of detecting deviations from standard model predictions
of the weak interaction which signal new physics. These 'precision frontier'
searches are complementary to the high energy searches performed by the
LHC and other high energy/high luminosity facilities.
I will present a general overview of magneto-optical and optical traps and
their use for weak interaction studies. I will further present both the Berkeley
21Na trapping experiment and the new Hebrew University 17-25Ne trapping program, recent experimental results, and future plans.
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