Physics Department presents Emergent Collective Phenomena in Many-Body Systems
Dr. Ipsita MandalThe Henryka Niewodniczański Institute of Nuclear PhysicsPolish Academy of Sciences, Poland Meeting ID: 959 8227 8687Passcode: 436253
Dr. Ipsita MandalThe Henryka Niewodniczański Institute of Nuclear PhysicsPolish Academy of Sciences, Poland Meeting ID: 959 8227 8687Passcode: 436253
Optical force on a polarizable dipole is usually divided into a conservative force, described as a gradient of the effective potential energy proportional to the intensity of electromagnetic field, and
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