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physics.atom-ph2026

A platform for nuclear symmetry-violation searches with laser-coolable molecules carrying spinful nuclei

Tatsam Garg, Jakob Weiß, Tesse Tiemens +3

Cold heavy molecules are promising systems for exploring nuclear - and -violating phenomena in search of new physics beyond the Standard Model. However,…

cond-mat.quant-gas2026

Engineering SU()-Symmetric Hubbard Models with Microwave-Shielded Dipolar Molecules

Jing-Lun Li, Ragheed Alhyder, Andreas Schindewolf +3

The paper proposes a method to realize SU(N)-symmetric extended Hubbard models with ultracold polar molecules by using microwave shielding to tune on-site and off-site interactions…

cond-mat.quant-gas2026

Equilibrium and non-equilibrium phases of microwave-dressed polar molecules beyond rotational symmetries

Matteo Ciardi, Andreas Schindewolf, Tim Langen +1

Recent experiments on molecular droplets have opened a new frontier of self-organization in strongly dipolar quantum matter. Microwave-dressing of polar molecules permits to tune b…

cond-mat.quant-gas2026

Strongly dipolar molecular Bose-Einstein condensates: From few- to many-body physics

Andreas Schindewolf, Jens Hertkorn, Ian Stevenson +8

Recent advances in molecular cooling have enabled the realization of strongly dipolar Bose--Einstein condensates (BECs) of molecules, and BECs of many different molecular species m…

physics.atom-ph2025

Generation of strong ultralow-phase-noise microwave fields with tunable ellipticity for ultracold polar molecules

Shrestha Biswas, Sebastian Eppelt, Christian Buchberger +6

Microwave(MW) fields with strong field strength, ultralow phase-noise and tunable polarization are crucial for stabilizing and manipulating ultracold polar molecules, which have em…

physics.atom-ph2025

Numerical modeling of laser cooling in molecules: From simple diatomics to polyatomics and radioactive species

Felix Kogel, Tatsam Garg, Phillip Groß +9

Optical Bloch equations and rate equations serve as powerful tools to model light-matter interactions from textbook-like two-level atoms to the complex internal dynamics of molecul…