Manipulation of molecules with electromagnetic fields
By Mikhail Lemeshko, R. Krems, J. Doyle, Sabre Kais. 2013
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The goal of the present article is to review the major developments that have led to the current understanding of molecule–field interactions and experimental methods for manipulating molecules with electromagnetic fields. Molecule–field interactions are at the core of several, seemingly distinct areas of molecular physics. This is reflected in the organisation of this article, which includes sections on field control of molecular beams, external field traps for cold molecules, control of molecular orientation and molecular alignment, manipulation of molecules by non-conservative forces, ultracold molecules and ultracold chemistry, controlled many-body phenomena, entanglement of molecules and dipole arrays, and stability of molecular systems in high-frequency super-intense laser fields. The article contains 852 references.
Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
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- Quantum control of molecular rotation (2018, methodology): “Cold collision studies have by and large used the time-independent framework of scattering theory (Krems, 2005, 2008; Krems, Stwalley, and Friedrich, 2009; Lemeshko et al., 2013; Kłos and Lique, 2018; Quéméner, 2018).”