most citedFeshbach resonances in an ultracold Li and Rb mixture

57 citations · 192 across the 7 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.atom-ph200816 cited

Generalized gauge-invariant formulations of the strong-field approximation

Yulian V. Vanne, Alejandro Saenz

The gauge problem in the so-called strong-field approximation (SFA) describing atomic or molecular systems exposed to intense laser fields is investigated. Introducing a generalize…

cond-mat.other200857 cited

Feshbach resonances in an ultracold Li and Rb mixture

C. Marzok, B. Deh, C. Zimmermann +4

We report on the observation of five Feshbach resonances in collisions between ultracold Li and Rb atoms in the absolute ground state mixture where both species are in t…

physics.atom-ph200823 cited

Antiproton collisions with molecular hydrogen

Armin Lühr, Alejandro Saenz

Theoretical antiproton and proton cross sections for ionization and excitation of hydrogen molecules as well as energy spectra of the ionized electrons were calculated in the impac…

physics.chem-ph200829 cited

A simple parameter-free one-center model potential for an effective one-electron description of molecular hydrogen

Armin Lühr, Yulian V. Vanne, Alejandro Saenz

For the description of an H2 molecule an effective one-electron model potential is proposed which is fully determined by the exact ionization potential of the H2 molecule. In order…

quant-ph200832 cited

Ionisation of hydrogen molecule in intense ultrashort laser pulses: parallel versus perpendicular orientation

Yulian V. Vanne, Alejandro Saenz

A theoretical comparison of the electronic excitation and ionisation behaviour of molecular hydrogen oriented either parallel or perpendicular to a linear polarised laser pulse is…

physics.atom-ph200823 cited

Antiproton and proton collisions with the alkali metal atoms Li, Na, and K

Armin Lühr, Alejandro Saenz

Single-electron ionization and excitation cross sections as well as cross sections for excitation into the first excited p state of the alkali metal atoms Li(2s), Na(3s) and K(4s)…