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Precision Spectroscopy with Trapped Charged Particles - Lecture 2

Offered By: International Centre for Theoretical Sciences via YouTube

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Explore the second lecture on Precision Spectroscopy with Trapped Charged Particles, delivered by Martina KNOOP as part of the International Centre for Theoretical Sciences' program on Precision Measurements and Quantum Metrology. Delve into advanced techniques for achieving high-precision measurements using trapped ions and molecules. Learn about the latest developments in atomic and optical physics methods applied to quantum metrology. Gain insights into the theoretical foundations and practical applications of precision spectroscopy, essential for pushing the boundaries of measurement accuracy in quantum science. Understand how these techniques contribute to advancements in quantum technologies, including quantum computing, sensing, and encryption. Suitable for graduate students, researchers, and professionals in physics, engineering physics, and related fields, this lecture is part of a comprehensive school aimed at building knowledge in precision measurements and quantum metrology for future researchers and participants in India's National Quantum Mission.

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Precision Spectroscopy with Trapped Charged Particles (Lecture 2) by Martina KNOOP


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International Centre for Theoretical Sciences

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