Perspective Chapter: Slowing Down the “Internal Clocks” of Atoms – A Novel Way to Increase Time Resolution in Time-Resolved Experiments through Relativistic Time Dilation
Traditional time-resolved studies typically rely on a pump laser beam that triggers a reaction dynamic in an atom or molecule and is subsequently probed by a probe pulse of photons, electrons or neutrons. This traditional method is reliant on advancements in creating ever shorter probe and pump puls...
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IntechOpen
2022
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