Electron Spin Rotated With Electric Field Date: November 5, 2007 Source: Delft University of Technology Summary: Researchers have succeeded in controlling the spin of a single electron merely by ...

To measure the eEDM, the CU-Boulder researchers detect how an electron wobbles in an external magnetic and electric field. This wobble, or precession, is similar to the rotation of a gyroscope in a ...

Collective electron motion in condensed matter typically unfolds on a sub-femtosecond timescale. The well-defined electric field evolution of intense, phase-stable few-cycle laser pulses provides ...

Glocer said heavier oxygen atoms need much more of a push — about 10 electron volts of energy — to lift ... It turns out the mysterious force is a previously undiscovered global electric field.

At Argonne's Center for Nanoscale Materials, field emission properties of UNCD have been studied for several years, and researchers were able to demonstrate that UNCD performs better even in ...

If the electron has an EDM, its presence will contribute to the precession angle by an amount proportional to the electric field in the region of the electron. This is where the ACME team uses a ...

What does an electron really look like I mean if we zoom in all the way is it a sizeless speck of charge or is it a multi-dimensional Vortex of quantum strangeness is it the boundary of a tiny ...

The experiment measures the mass of an electron by analyzing the relationship between the magnetic field, the electric potential, and the radius of the electron's circular path.

"Our atomic-resolution holography electron microscope will be used by various parties, contributing to advances in a wide range of fields ranging from fundamental physics to next-generation devices.

Scientists have observed yet another type of magnetism for the first time within a lab-made crystal, promising to drive ...

A new vortex electric field with the potential to enhance future electronic, ... They finally made the discovery through the use of four-dimensional transmission electron microscopy (4D-TEM) ...