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Hollow Beam Optical Ponderomotive Trap for Ultracold Neutral Plasma - Dataset

Sergey A. Saakyan

Published Oct 28, 2024• 0 citations
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This data set contains the numerical data and all the necessary information that is required to reproduce the results presented in the manuscript Hollow Beam Optical Ponderomotive Trap for Ultracold Neutral Plasma (https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.21065). See the info.pdf file for a complete description of this dataset.

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10.5281/zenodo.13992289

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This dataset contains the experimental and theoretical data used to generate all figures in the publication:Nagase et al., “Temperature dependence of p-wave contacts in a harmonically trapped Fermi gas,” Physical Review Letters (2025). The data include angular distributions, closed-channel fractions, 2D grids of the measured parameter 2γ, contact measurements, and theoretical predictions. All numerical data are provided in CSV format, and figure images are provided in PNG format. A detailed description of each file is included in README.md.