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Highly sensitive single-molecule detection in slow protein ion beams
M. Strauß, A. Shayeghi, M. F. X. Mauser +18
The analysis of proteins in the gas phase benefits from detectors that exhibit high efficiency and precise spatial resolution. Although modern secondary electron multipliers alread…
Experimental challenges for high-mass matter-wave interference with nanoparticles
Sebastian Pedalino, Bruno Ramírez Galindo, Tomas de Sousa +4
We discuss recent advances towards matter-wave interference experiments with free beams of metallic and dielectric nanoparticles. They require a brilliant source, an efficient dete…
Matter-wave interference of a native polypeptide
Armin Shayeghi, Philipp Rieser, Georg Richter +5
The de Broglie wave nature of matter is a paradigmatic example of fundamental quantum physics and enables precise measurements of forces, fundamental constants and even material pr…
A fiber-based beam profiler for high-power laser beams in confined spaces and ultra-high vacuum
Christian Brand, Ksenija Simonović, Filip Kiałka +3
Laser beam profilometry is an important scientific task with well-established solutions for beams propagating in air. It has, however, remained an open challenge to measure beam pr…
Photofragmentation beam splitters for matter-wave interferometry
Nadine Dörre, Jonas Rodewald, Philipp Geyer +3
Extending the range of quantum interferometry to a wider class of composite nanoparticles requires new tools to diffract matter waves. Recently, pulsed photoionization light gratin…
A universal matter-wave interferometer with optical ionization gratings in the time domain
Philipp Haslinger, Nadine Dörre, Philipp Geyer +3
Matter-wave interferometry with atoms and molecules has attracted a rapidly growing interest over the past two decades, both in demonstrations of fundamental quantum phenomena and…
Wave and Particle in Molecular Interference Lithography
Thomas Juffmann, Stefan Truppe, Philipp Geyer +4
The wave-particle duality of massive objects is a cornerstone of quantum physics and a key property of many modern tools such as electron microscopy, neutron diffraction or atom in…