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LOCATION:Chamberlin 2241 - https://uwmadison.zoom.us/j/96927300636?pwd
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SUMMARY:Molecular movies: Ultrafast strong field AMO Physics\, Physics
  Department Colloquium\, Philip Bucksbaum\, Stanford University
DESCRIPTION:Chemistry begins with the motion of electrons. We study th
 is motion on its natural time scales—from femtoseconds to attosecond
 s\, among the shortest events ever measured. Using ultrashort laser or
  x-ray laser pulses\, we can both observe and manipulate electrons and
  atoms as molecules change\, allowing us to watch the first steps of c
 hemical reactions unfold. By using very intense laser fields\, we can 
 even direct electron motion in ways that are impossible under ordinary
  conditions. These experiments produce "molecular movies" that reveal 
 quantum dynamics in real time and help us understand how light control
 s matter at its most fundamental level.
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