U.S.-Japan Seminar: Field Effects in Cold Atomic and Molecular Reactions

OISE-0729562（斯坦福大学;格鲁吉亚大学研究基金会）美国--日本研讨会：冷原子和分子反应中的场效应摘要该奖项支持美国-在东京大学举办的日本讲习班，内容是在外部场存在的情况下研究微开尔文和纳开尔文温度下的分子反应，这是一个新的跨学科研究领域，出现在原子、分子和化学物理学若干分领域的交叉点上。该研讨会将侧重于在外部电场和磁场的存在下，超冷化学相互作用的基本性质，从一些不同的观点进行调查。具体的主题将包括目前的实验和理论研究的势能面，结合能，寿命和碰撞率的外部领域的修改。更实用的性质，如激光场的有目的的应用于超冷原子或分子在其内部和外部量子状态的主题，也将包括在内。该研讨会将汇集大约40名美国和日本领先的研究人员，博士后和研究生。高级研究人员将提供几个辅导课程，以提高该计划对参与学生的教育影响。日本的同行是九州大学研究生院理学研究科的米内奥教授、京都大学物理系的高桥义郎教授和东京大学工程研究所的卡托里英敏教授。

OISE-0729562 (Stancil; University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc.)U.S.-Japan Workshop: Field Effects in Cold Atomic and Molecular ReactionsABSTRACTThis award supports a U.S.-Japan workshop at the University of Tokyo on the study of molecular reactions at micro- and nanokelvin temperatures in the presence of external fields, a new interdisciplinary research area emerging at the intersection of a number of subfields of atomic, molecular and chemical physics. The workshop will focus on the basic properties of ultracold chemical interactions in the presence of external electric and magnetic fields, as investigated from a number of disparate viewpoints. Specific topics will include current experimental and theoretical investigations on the modifications of external fields of potential energy surfaces, binding energies, lifetimes and collision rates. Topics of a more applied nature, such as the purposeful application of laser fields to ultracold atoms or molecules in their internal and external quantum states, will also be covered. The workshop will bring together approximately 40 leading U.S. and Japanese researchers, postdocs and graduate students. Several tutorial sessions will be offered by senior researchers to enhance the educational impact of the program for participating students. The Japanese counterparts are Professor Mineo Kimura, Kyushu University Graduate School of Sciences; Professor Yoshiro Takahashi, Kyoto University Department of Physics; and Professor Hidetoshi Katori, University of Tokyo Engineering Research Institute.