Scaled-Energy Spectroscopy of Helium and Barium Rydberg Atoms in External Fields

Hogervorst, W.; Kips, Annemieke; Karremans, K.; Veldt, T. van der; Kuik, G.J.; Vassen, W.

doi:10.1007/0-306-47074-8_16

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“…[15]). When the periods are essentially constant over the considered spectrum, the oscillations are harmonic and the Fourier transformation works well [5,16,17]. Unfortunately, this is not the experimental case and the reported periods should be considered as rough estimates: T = 2.15,5.05,6.88,8.30,11.54 ps.…”

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Closed-orbit dependence on the field direction in the anisotropic diamagnetic Kepler problem

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The classical orbits of an electron with anisotropic mass interacting with a Coulomb center in the presence of a magnetic field are investigated. It is shown that the shape and duration of the closed orbits depend on the magnetic-field direction. Reasonable agreement with available experimental results for donor-doped silicon samples in a magnetic field is found, when the energy value of the conduction electron is appropriately chosen.

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“…The initial position is then given byr(0) =r 0 (sin(θ r ) cos(φ r ), sin(θ r ) sin(φ r ), cos(θ r )), where θ r and φ r are the polar and azimuthal angles. In analogy, the initial velocity is taken as dr dτ (16), the initial speed is given bỹ…”

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