Continuous thermochemical sources produce bright AlF molecular beams that can be cooled to low rotational temperatures and velocities using buffer gas, potentially aiding molecular trapping.
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Continuous thermochemical sources of AlF molecules
Continuous thermochemical sources produce bright AlF molecular beams that can be cooled to low rotational temperatures and velocities using buffer gas, potentially aiding molecular trapping.
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Radioactive Molecules as Laboratories of Fundamental Physics
Radioactive molecules combine nuclear and molecular properties to offer enhanced sensitivity for detecting new physics beyond the Standard Model.