ION scatteringSCATTERING (Physics)ATOMSINVESTIGATIONSPLASMA beam injection heatingPARTICLES鈥擳his article presents the results of an experiment on the processes of scattering of ions and neutral atoms on targets from polished tungsten obtained using a neutral particle facility. The neut...
The interaction between charged and neutral particles is a common phenomenon in space plasmas. Whenever an energetic ion undergoes a charge exchange process in a collision with a neutral background atom, an energetic neutral atom – ENA – is born. Ion-electron recombination and neutral atom accele...
We present an industrial end-user perspective on the current state of quantum computing hardware for one specific technological approach, the neutral atom platform. Our aim is to assist developers in understanding the impact of the specific properties of
Multiple cavity geometries have been utilized with neutral atoms (see Fig.3). The size of the cavity can vary from centimeter scale all the way down to a few micrometers. One important figure of merit to characterize the coupling of a single atom to the cavity field is the cooperativityC...
Using this technique, the neutral atom number densities in the microwave cathode plume were determined based on TALIF spectroscopy. Empirical intensity–density relationships between the fluorescence signal and neutral species in the plume that take into account all states have been studied in detail ...
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The central ion temperature was measured to be 270 eV before heating and 340 eV during 178 kW of heating. In addition, the central neutral atom density was deduced from experimental results to be (1.5±1)×1014m3using this active measurement technique. The relative efficiency of the charge‐...
Solid, liquid, gas, and plasma are four states of matter in the universe. A solid has a definite shape of the matter because the constituent particles such as atoms and molecules are closely packed inside the material. A liquid is an incompressible fluid and a gas is a compressible fluid....
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The free energy barriers we calculated for the translocation of the anionic or cationic ligands are also in reasonable agreement with those reported, by all-atom simulations, for charged amino acids63 and Na+ and Cl− ions64. Our results suggest that, when looking at the interaction between ...