Sentence examples for atomic ground from inspiring English sources

In any event, under an assumption about no atomic ground state with dipole moment, the theorem does extend to (N=Z+1) [667].  .

Furthermore, the double-channel Raman transitions between the long-lived atomic ground states are used and the atomic ensembles act as the quantum network nodes, which makes our scheme insensitive to the collective spontaneous emission of atoms.

We proposed a scheme to manipulate the single qubit as the superposition of two atomic ground states in a large detuned three level Λ system using double fractional stimulated Raman adiabatic passages.

For (Z=N-1), one needs to assume that there is not an atomic ground state with a dipole moment (for there to be such a state, there would need to be a degeneracy of states with different parity) because (-Delta +lambda hat{e}cdot varvec{r}/(1+r)^3) has an infinity of bound states when (lambda ) is large enough.

Since reactions involving atomic excitation are suppressed, at least in the case of alkaline earth atoms, it appears, at present, that considering the atomic ground-state reaction energetics is sufficient.

An examination of Table S-2 in the Supporting Information demonstrates that these large deviations are not related to the selection of specific atomic basis sets or ground-state geometries.

"Our president asked: 'Are you going to put a sign up so that the birds and turtles also understand?'" The US has never formally apologized to the Marshall Islands for turning it into an atomic testing ground.

For 1 and 4 the ligand field manifolds that stem from the atomic F ground state manifold are given as solid sticks above or below the respective spectra.

There is no obvious gain, other than novelty, from Stephen Barlow's decision to update the opera by a century from its wild-west setting to the atomic testing grounds of the Nevada desert in the Eisenhower era.

While Spielberg might have promised audiences a double helping of cinematic popcorn with 'extra frosting on top', it's hard to dispel the sense of 'been there, done that' as Jones romps from atomic test grounds to ancient temples haunted by the ghosts of von Daniken and Close Encounters.

Absolute second-order rate data for fluorine atom abstraction by ground state atomic cesium, Cs 62S1/2), with the molecules SF6, CF3H, and CF4 are reported for elevated temperatures using time-resolved laser-induced fluorescence [CS 72P3/2 - 62S1/2), λ = 455.5 nm] following pulsed irradiation.