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2010-05-19: Abenteuer in der ultrakalten Quantenwelt
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Rudolf Grimm, Scientific Director
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2010-05-04: Anton Zeilinger nimmt Wolf-Preis entgegen
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Anton Zeilinger, Scientific
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Peter Zoller, Scientific Director
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2010-04-27: Peter Zoller erhält Benjamin Franklin Medaille
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Peter Zoller, Scientific Director
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Hans J. Briegel, Rudolf Grimm,
Rainer Blatt and Peter Zoller
Scientific Directors working in Innsbruck
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2010-03-10: Quantenirrfahrt
im Labor / Quantum Walk
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An
example for a random walk is the Galton board, which is used to demonstrate binomial distribution
to students. On this board, balls are dropped from the top and they repeatedly
bounce either left or right in a random way as they hit pins stuck in the
board. (Ein Beispiel für Zufallswanderungen liefert das Galton-Brett, mit dem Schulkindern die Binomialverteilung
veranschaulicht wird. In diesem Bild werden Erbsen über ein Brett voll Nägeln (oben) gerollt. An
jedem Nagel muss sich eine Erbse entscheiden, ob sie links oder rechts vom
Nagel vorbeirollt.)
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Rainer Blatt
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Christian Roos in the lab.
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2010-02-02: Eiskalte Chemie
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Beim
Zusammenstoß eines Moleküls (zwei blaue Kugeln) mit einem Atom (einzelne rote
Kugel) kann ein Atom ausgetauscht werden. So entsteht ein neues Molekül (rote
plus blaue Kugel) und ein Atom (einzelne blaue Kugel) wird freigesetzt. Bei dem
Innsbrucker Experiment findet dieser Prozess bei Temperaturen von weniger als
einem Millionstel Grad über dem absoluten Nullpunkt statt. Der Austausch ist
völlig durch die Quantennatur der Materie bestimmt und kann durch Anlegen eines
Magnetfeldes präzise gesteuert werden.
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Rudolf Grimm, Scientific Director
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2010-01-06: Quantensimulation eines relativistischen Teilchens
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V.l.: Rainer Blatt, Gerhard Kirchmair, Rene Gerritsma, Florian Zähringer and Christian Roos verwendeten ein Ion zur Simulation eines relativistischen Quantenteilchens und konnten dabei ein Phänomen nachweisen, das in der Natur nie direkt beobachtet wurde: die sogenannte Zitterbewegung. (Foto: IQOQI)
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Christian Roos im Labor (Foto: Lackner)
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Rainer Blatt (Foto: Lackner)
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Rainer Blatt (Foto: Lackner)
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Rainer Blatt,
Scientific Director and Managing Director
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Hans J. Briegel, Scientific Director
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Rudolf Grimm, Scientific Director
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Anton Zeilinger, Scientific Director
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Peter Zoller, Scientific Director
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Hans J. Briegel, Rudolf Grimm,
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Scientific Directors working in Innsbruck
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Rainer Blatt, Rudolf Grimm,
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Scientific Directors working in Innsbruck
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Christian Roos in the lab.
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Look into the ion trap.
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Miniaturized ion trap for the simultaneous use of different ion strings for quantum information processing.
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Lasers are one of the main instruments of experimental physicists.
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Lasers are one of the main instruments of experimental physicists.
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Florian Schreck
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Lasers are used to manipulate the atoms.
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Rudolf Grimm's group works on Bose-Einstein condensation of mixed molecules of fermionic lithium, pottasium and strontium.
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Rudolf Grimm's group works on Bose-Einstein condensation of mixed molecules of fermionic lithium, pottasium and strontium.
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Lasers are one of the main instruments of experimental physicists.
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Dr. Andrew J. Daley, theoretical physicists working in the quantum optics and quantum information group at the IQOQI
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Theoretical physicists discussing their papers.
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IQOQI is situated in the ICT Technology Park in Innsbruck, Austria. A second office is located in Vienna, Austria.
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IQOQI is situated in the ICT Technology Park in Innsbruck, Austria. A second office is located in Vienna, Austria.
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IQOQI is situated in the ICT Technology Park in Innsbruck, Austria. A second office is located in Vienna, Austria.
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