E. A. Hessels

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20122024

most citedTrapped Antihydrogen in Its Ground State

199 citations · 573 across the 20 of their papers we have counts for

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physics.atom-ph2018★ 45 cited

Ultrahigh-precision measurement of the $n = 2$ triplet P fine structure of atomic helium using frequency-offset separated oscillatory fields

K. Kato, T. D. G. Skinner, E. A. Hessels

For decades, improved theory and experiment of the $n = 2$ $^{3}$ P fine structure of helium have allowed for increasingly-precise tests of quantum electrodynamics, determinations of th…

physics.atom-ph2018★ 63 cited

Orientation-dependent hyperfine structure of polar molecules in a rare-gas matrix: a scheme for measuring the electron electric dipole moment

A. C. Vutha, M. Horbatsch, E. A. Hessels

Because molecules can have their orientation locked when embedded into a solid rare-gas matrix, their hyperfine structure is strongly perturbed relative to the freely rotating mole…

physics.atom-ph2018★ 13 cited

Systematic effects important to separated-oscillatory-field measurements of the $n$ $=$ $2$ Lamb shift in atomic hydrogen

A. Marsman, M. Horbatsch, Z. A. Corriveau +1

We evaluate a number of systematic effects that are important for an experimental microwave measurement of the $n$ $=$ $2$ S-to-P intervals in atomic hydrogen. The analysis is import…

Ultrahigh-precision measurement of the n=2 triplet P fine structure of atomic helium using frequency-offset separated oscillatory fields

Orientation-dependent hyperfine structure of polar molecules in a rare-gas matrix: a scheme for measuring the electron electric dipole moment

Systematic effects important to separated-oscillatory-field measurements of the n=2 Lamb shift in atomic hydrogen

Ultrahigh-precision measurement of the $n = 2$ triplet P fine structure of atomic helium using frequency-offset separated oscillatory fields

Systematic effects important to separated-oscillatory-field measurements of the $n$ $=$ $2$ Lamb shift in atomic hydrogen