Quantum Optics and Francium
Spectroscopy
Luis A. Orozco, Dept. Physics, Joint Quantum Institute (JQI), The Atlantic 2201, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742-4111 USA
office phone: +1 (301) 405 9740; laboratory located at TRIUMF Fr trapping facility at ISAC 1 Hall (+1 604 222-1047) X 6774.
Welcome to the Atomic Molecular and Optical Physics pages
of Prof. Emeritus Luis A. Orozco from the Joint Quantum Institute at the Department of Physics of UMD.
- Quantum Optics studies the coherence and statistical properties of light and how they change
as it interacts with atoms. The experimental work has used two platforms: Cavity Quantum Electrodynamics (QED) and Optical Nanofibers. The work explores Quantum Feedback, Quantum Information, Quantum Optics, and Quantum Thermodynamics.
- Francium
Spectroscopy probes the structure of the heaviest alkali metal atom using
laser light and aims to understand better the weak interaction. We are members of the FrPNC collaboration (Prof. Gerald Gwinner, U. Manitoba, Spokesperson),
the experiments are carried at the Fr trapping facility at TRIUMF in Vancouver, Canada.
The National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy, the National Institute of Standards and Technology, the JQI, and the Department of Physics at UMD have supported the work.
Group Members. Includes CVs, collaborators, and past members with links to the dissertations of the former PhD students of the group.
Presentations and Courses from previous and current year:
Includes talks, public lectures, and lectures.
Publications including the latest publications
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the National Science Foundation, NIST, or any of the other funding agencies
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