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most citedElectrostatic trapping of metastable NH molecules

71 citations · 173 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.atom-ph2024

Merging Two Molecular Beams of ND up to the Liouville Limit

Stach E. J. Kuijpers, André J. A. van Roij, Edwin Sweers +3

In low-energy collisions between two dipolar molecules, the long-range dipole-dipole interaction plays an important role in the scattering dynamics. Merged beam configurations offe…

physics.atom-ph2020★ 11 cited

Experimental and Theoretical Investigation of Resonances in Low-Energy NO-H collisions

Quan Shuai, Tim de Jongh, Matthieu Besemer +3

The experimental characterization of scattering resonances in low energy collisions has proven to be a stringent test for quantum chemistry calculations. Previous measurements on t…

physics.atom-ph2018★ 18 cited

Multistage Zeeman deceleration of atomic and molecular oxygen

Theo Cremers, Simon Chefdeville, Vikram Plomp +3

Multistage Zeeman deceleration is a technique used to reduce the velocity of neutral molecules with a magnetic dipole moment. Here we present a Zeeman decelerator that consists of…

physics.atom-ph2017

A new concept multi-stage Zeeman decelerator: experimental implementation

Theo Cremers, Simon Chefdeville, Niek Janssen +4

We demonstrate the successful experimental implementation of a multi-stage Zeeman decelerator utilizing the new concept described in the accompanying paper. The decelerator consist…

physics.atm-clus2008★ 54 cited

Operation of a Stark decelerator with optimum acceptance

Ludwig Scharfenberg, Henrik Haak, Gerard Meijer +1

With a Stark decelerator, beams of neutral polar molecules can be accelerated, guided at a constant velocity, or decelerated. The effectiveness of this process is determined by the…

physics.atom-ph2007★ 71 cited

Electrostatic trapping of metastable NH molecules

Steven Hoekstra, Markus Metsala, Peter C. Zieger +4

We report on the Stark deceleration and electrostatic trapping of NH () radicals. In the trap, the molecules are excited on the spin-forbidden …