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Multiscale non-adiabatic dynamics with radiative decay, case study on the post-ionization fragmentation of rare-gas tetramers
In this supplementary material, we recollect, for reader's convenience, the
general scheme of suggested multiscale model (Sec. 1), and basic informations
about approaches used for pilot study: a detailed description of the
interaction model (Sec. 2) and dynamical methods used for the dark dynamics
step (Sec. 3) reported previously in two preceding studies [1, 2]. In addition,
a detailed description of the treatment of radiative processes is also given
(Sec. 4).Comment: supplementary material for parent paper; 9 pages, 1 figure; corrected
formulae and misleading notation in Sec.4 (pages 7 and 8
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Prospects for measurement and control of the scattering length of metastable helium using photoassociation techniques
A numerical investigation of two-laser photoassociation (PA) spectroscopy on
spin-polarized metastable helium (He*) atoms is presented within the context of
experimental observation of the least-bound energy level in the scattering
potential and subsequent determination of the s-wave scattering length.
Starting out from the model developed by Bohn and Julienne [Phys. Rev. A
\textbf{60}, (1999) 414], PA rate coefficients are obtained as a function of
the parameters of the two lasers. The rate coefficients are used to simulate
one- and two-laser PA spectra. The results demonstrate the feasibility of a
spectroscopic determination of the binding energy of the least-bound level. The
simulated spectra may be used as a guideline when designing such an experiment,
whereas the model may also be employed for fitting experimentally obtained PA
spectra. In addition, the prospects for substantial modification of the He*
scattering length by means of optical Feshbach resonances are considered.
Several experimental issues relating to the numerical investigation presented
here are discussed.Comment: 9 pages, 7 figure
PRODUCTION OF GENETICALLY MODIFIED PORCINE EMBRYOS BY LIPOFECTION OF IN VITRO MATURED OOCYTES USING CRISPR/CAS9 SYSTEM
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