50 research outputs found
New dynamical pair breaking effect
A dynamical pair breaking effect is evidenced at very low excitation
energies. For this purpose, a new set of time-dependent coupled channel
equations for pair-breaking in superfluid systems are deduced from the
variational principle. These equations give the probability to destroy or to
create a Cooper pair under the action of some perturbations or when the mean
field varies in time.
The odd-even effect in fission is investigated within the model as an
example. For this purpose, the time-dependent probability to find the system in
a seniority-one or in a seniority-two state is restricted in the sense that the
perturbations are considered only in the avoided crossing regions.Comment: 6 pages, 3 figure
Highly versatile atomic micro traps generated by multifrequency magnetic field modulation
We propose the realization of custom-designed adiabatic potentials for cold
atoms based on multimode radio frequency radiation in combination with static
inhomogeneous magnetic fields. For example, the use of radio frequency combs
gives rise to periodic potentials acting as gratings for cold atoms. In strong
magnetic field gradients the lattice constant can be well below 1 micrometer.
By changing the frequencies of the comb in time the gratings can easily be
propagated in space, which may prove useful for Bragg scattering atomic matter
waves. Furthermore, almost arbitrarily shaped potential are possible such as
disordered potentials on a scale of several 100 nm or lattices with a spatially
varying lattice constant. The potentials can be made state selective and, in
the case of atomic mixtures, also species selective. This opens new
perspectives for generating tailored quantum systems based on ultra cold single
atoms or degenerate atomic and molecular quantum gases.Comment: 12 pages, 6 figure
Accurate spectroscopy of Sr atoms
We report the frequency measurement with an accuracy in the 100 kHz range of
several optical transitions of atomic Sr : at 689 nm, at 688 nm and at 679 nm. Measurements are performed with
a frequency chain based on a femtosecond laser referenced to primary frequency
standards. They allowed the indirect determination with a 70 kHz uncertainty of
the frequency of the doubly forbidden 5s^2^1S_0- 5s5p^3P_0 transition of
Sr at 698 nm and in a second step its direct observation. Frequency
measurements are performed for Sr and Sr, allowing the
determination of , and isotope shifts, as well as the
hyperfine constants.Comment: 12 pages, 16 figure
Landau-Zener transitions in qubits controlled by electromagnetic fields
We investigate the influence of a dipole interaction with a classical
radiation field on a qubit during a continuous change of a control parameter.
In particular, we explore the non-adiabatic transitions that occur when the
qubit is swept with linear speed through resonances with the time-dependent
interaction. Two classical problems come together in this model: the
Landau-Zener and the Rabi problem. The probability of Landau-Zener transitions
now depends sensitively on the amplitude, the frequency and the phase of the
Rabi interaction. The influence of the static phase turns out to be
particularly strong, since this parameter controls the time-reversal symmetry
of the Hamiltonian. In the limits of large and small frequencies, analytical
results obtained within a rotating-wave approximation compare favourably with a
numerically exact solution. Some physical realizations of the model are
discussed, both in microwave optics and in magnetic systems.Comment: 12 pages, 5 figure
Microscopic Dynamics in a Strongly Interacting Bose-Einstein Condensate
An initially stable 85Rb Bose-Einstein condensate (BEC) was subjected to a
carefully controlled magnetic field pulse in the vicinity of a Feshbach
resonance. This pulse probed the strongly interacting regime for the
condensate, with calculated values for the diluteness parameter (na^3) ranging
from 0.01 to 0.5. The field pulse was observed to cause loss of atoms from the
condensate on remarkably short time scales (>=10 microsec). The dependence of
this loss on magnetic field pulse shape and amplitude was measured. For
triangular pulses shorter than 1 ms, decreasing the pulse length actually
increased the loss, until extremely short time scales (a few tens of
microseconds) were reached. Such time scales and dependencies are very
different from those expected in traditional condensate inelastic loss
processes, suggesting the presence of new microscopic BEC physics.Comment: 4 pages in latex2E, 4 eps figures; revised Fig.1, revised
scatt.lengths, added discussion, new refs., resubmitted to PR
Optics with an Atom Laser Beam
We report on the atom optical manipulation of an atom laser beam. Reflection,
focusing and its storage in a resonator are demonstrated. Precise and versatile
mechanical control over an atom laser beam propagating in an inhomogeneous
magnetic field is achieved by optically inducing spin-flips between atomic
ground states with different magnetic moment. The magnetic force acting on the
atoms can thereby be effectively switched on and off. The surface of the atom
optical element is determined by the resonance condition for the spin-flip in
the inhomogeneous magnetic field. A mirror reflectivity of more than 98% is
measured
Social pÄverkan vid trycksÄr hos ryggmÀrgsskadade personer
Bakgrund: trycksĂ„r Ă€r ett stort problem bland ryggmĂ€rgsskadade (SCI, spinal cord injury) personer och orsakar stort lidande. Studier har visat att SCI personer med trycksĂ„r upplever minskad livskvalitet samt att tillstĂ„ndet hindrar dem att Ă„terfĂ„ sjĂ€lvstĂ€ndighet och normalitet efter SCI. De upplevde Ă€ven att trycksĂ„r begrĂ€nsade dem i sociala sammanhang men ocksĂ„ att socialt stöd bidrog till minskat kĂ€nslomĂ€ssigt lidande. Syfte: beskriva hur trycksĂ„r pĂ„verkar SCI personer i sociala sammanhang. Metod: studien var en litteraturstudie. Litteratursökningarna gjordes i databaserna CINAHL, PubMed och PSYCinfo. Artiklarna granskades utifrĂ„n bedömningsmall för kvalitativa och kvantitativa studier. Resultat: fyra teman ligger till grund för resultatet; begrĂ€nsningar i socialt deltagande, pĂ„verkan pĂ„ arbetssituationen, att fungera som familj, intima relationer. Fynden frĂ„n artiklarna visade att trycksĂ„r överlag pĂ„verkar SCI personer i sociala sammanhang pĂ„ olika sĂ€tt, vare sig det gĂ€ller i interaktion med vĂ€nner, familj eller i relationer. Det gĂ„r i den hĂ€r studien att se att personers sociala nĂ€tverk blir lidande tillexempel pĂ„ grund av trycksĂ„rsprevention, sjukhusbehandling och den psykiska inverkan som trycksĂ„r har pĂ„ dessa personer. Slutsats: det finns en tydlig vilja hos SCI personer att bevara det sociala livet. De försöker leva ett liv som inte pĂ„verkas av de begrĂ€nsningar som trycksĂ„r medför. Sjuksköterskans roll Ă€r att aktivt delta i vĂ„rden med att finna yttre resurser samt att lyfta fram inre resurser hos personen. Detta leder till ökad sjĂ€lvstĂ€ndighet och kunskap som i sin tur ökar vĂ€lbefinnandet.Background: pressure ulcers are a major problem among spinal cord injured (SCI, spinal cord injury) individuals and causes great suffering. Studies have shown that SCI persons with pressure ulcers experience a reduced quality of life and the condition prevents them to regain independence and normality after SCI. They also felt that pressure ulcers confined them in a social context, but also that social support contributed to decreased emotional distress. Objective: The objective is to describe how pressure ulcers effects SCI individuals in social contexts. Method: the study was a literature review. The literature searches were made in the databases CINAHL, PubMed and PsycINFO. Articles were reviewed by the assessment model for qualitative and quantitative studies. Results: the result is based on four themes; restrictions in social participation, impact on the work situation, to act as family, intimate relationships. The overall findings from the study shows that pressure ulcers generally effects SCI individuals in social contexts in different ways, whether itâs in interaction with friends, family or in relationships. It is possible in this study to ensure that people's social networks are suffering, for example, because of pressure ulcer prevention, hospital treatment and the psychological impact that pressure ulcers have on these people. Conclusion: there is a clear desire to preserve social life. SCI people are trying to live a life that is not affected by the restrictions sores causes. The nurse's role is to actively participate in the care of finding external resources and to highlight inner resources of the person. This leads to increased independence and knowledge, which in turn improves well-being
Social pÄverkan vid trycksÄr hos ryggmÀrgsskadade personer
Bakgrund: trycksĂ„r Ă€r ett stort problem bland ryggmĂ€rgsskadade (SCI, spinal cord injury) personer och orsakar stort lidande. Studier har visat att SCI personer med trycksĂ„r upplever minskad livskvalitet samt att tillstĂ„ndet hindrar dem att Ă„terfĂ„ sjĂ€lvstĂ€ndighet och normalitet efter SCI. De upplevde Ă€ven att trycksĂ„r begrĂ€nsade dem i sociala sammanhang men ocksĂ„ att socialt stöd bidrog till minskat kĂ€nslomĂ€ssigt lidande. Syfte: beskriva hur trycksĂ„r pĂ„verkar SCI personer i sociala sammanhang. Metod: studien var en litteraturstudie. Litteratursökningarna gjordes i databaserna CINAHL, PubMed och PSYCinfo. Artiklarna granskades utifrĂ„n bedömningsmall för kvalitativa och kvantitativa studier. Resultat: fyra teman ligger till grund för resultatet; begrĂ€nsningar i socialt deltagande, pĂ„verkan pĂ„ arbetssituationen, att fungera som familj, intima relationer. Fynden frĂ„n artiklarna visade att trycksĂ„r överlag pĂ„verkar SCI personer i sociala sammanhang pĂ„ olika sĂ€tt, vare sig det gĂ€ller i interaktion med vĂ€nner, familj eller i relationer. Det gĂ„r i den hĂ€r studien att se att personers sociala nĂ€tverk blir lidande tillexempel pĂ„ grund av trycksĂ„rsprevention, sjukhusbehandling och den psykiska inverkan som trycksĂ„r har pĂ„ dessa personer. Slutsats: det finns en tydlig vilja hos SCI personer att bevara det sociala livet. De försöker leva ett liv som inte pĂ„verkas av de begrĂ€nsningar som trycksĂ„r medför. Sjuksköterskans roll Ă€r att aktivt delta i vĂ„rden med att finna yttre resurser samt att lyfta fram inre resurser hos personen. Detta leder till ökad sjĂ€lvstĂ€ndighet och kunskap som i sin tur ökar vĂ€lbefinnandet.Background: pressure ulcers are a major problem among spinal cord injured (SCI, spinal cord injury) individuals and causes great suffering. Studies have shown that SCI persons with pressure ulcers experience a reduced quality of life and the condition prevents them to regain independence and normality after SCI. They also felt that pressure ulcers confined them in a social context, but also that social support contributed to decreased emotional distress. Objective: The objective is to describe how pressure ulcers effects SCI individuals in social contexts. Method: the study was a literature review. The literature searches were made in the databases CINAHL, PubMed and PsycINFO. Articles were reviewed by the assessment model for qualitative and quantitative studies. Results: the result is based on four themes; restrictions in social participation, impact on the work situation, to act as family, intimate relationships. The overall findings from the study shows that pressure ulcers generally effects SCI individuals in social contexts in different ways, whether itâs in interaction with friends, family or in relationships. It is possible in this study to ensure that people's social networks are suffering, for example, because of pressure ulcer prevention, hospital treatment and the psychological impact that pressure ulcers have on these people. Conclusion: there is a clear desire to preserve social life. SCI people are trying to live a life that is not affected by the restrictions sores causes. The nurse's role is to actively participate in the care of finding external resources and to highlight inner resources of the person. This leads to increased independence and knowledge, which in turn improves well-being
Reads of Sequenced Mock Samples
raw data of Mock Samples sequenced on the Illumina MiSeq Plattform. Split by Mock Sample Pool, Primers Used, Library Preparation Protocol, and Replicate numbe