atomic physics
| Former name for nuclear physics. |
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| The standard magnetic trap of the Ioffe-Pritchard type that is widely used in atomic physics consists of a magnetic quadruple with two solenoids at its edges. Post-Hiroshima atomic physics captured his soaring imagination, too, producing giant, sky-bound heads that explode in a whirlwind of infinite particles. in atomic physics from the University of Chicago, life is a series of smashing electrons. |
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