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(2020)
Prospects for performing tests of quantum electrodynamics with high-intensity lasers
(2023)
Charged particles emit radiation in the presence of strong electromagnetic
fields. Emission implies a recoil on the charge, altering its dynamics and is
referred to as radiation reaction (RR). Current experiments are on ...
The mechanical Paul trap in the upper secondary physics laboratory
(2023)
In physics, toy models are often used in popular science contexts. Further, toy
models have also been used to communicate some important principles of abstract
phenomena qualitatively. One such example can be found in ...
Smart microswimmers in complex flows
(2022)
Zooplankton are playing a pivotal role in balancing the life on Earth. By
grazing on phytoplankton and then serving as food source to larger aquatic
animals, they pave the way of redistributing the Sun’s energy and ...
Visualizations of particle-field interactions
(2022)
Visualizations within physics education are critical for learning physics and can be
realized in a classroom with experiments, demonstrations, digital tools, mathematical
analysis, or other representations, all with ...
The versatility of optical levitation
(University of Gothenburg / Göteborgs universitet, 2022)
The breadth of applications of optical tweezers in life sciences is so large, that it
merited Arthur Ashkin a Nobel prize in 2018. Although optical levitation in air
was invented first, it has not managed to be so widely ...
Using Lyapunov Exponents to Explain the Dynamics of Complex Systems
(Department of Physics. University of Gothenburg, 2024)
Complex systems often display chaotic dynamics, characterised by being
exponentially sensitive to changes in initial conditions. Such systems are in
general difficult to analyse, due to the large number of nonlinearly ...