Since the original work on Bose–Einstein condensation,, the use of quantum degenerate
gases of atoms has enabled the quantum emulation of important systems in condensed …

In the past two decades, the revolutionary technologies of creating cold and ultracold
molecules have provided cutting-edge experiments for studying the fundamental …

We show that a Gaussian process model can be combined with a small number (of order
100) of scattering calculations to provide a multidimensional dependence of scattering …

We model sympathetic cooling of ground-state CaF molecules by ultracold Li and Rb atoms.
The molecules are moving in a microwave trap, while the atoms are trapped magnetically …

We report a measurement of the dynamical polarizability of dysprosium atoms in their
electronic ground state at the optical wavelength of 1064 nm, which is of particular interest …

There is a growing demand for refrigeration techniques to reach temperatures below 1 K
because these temperatures are critical for a wide range of rapidly developing applications …

We explore the suitability of ultracold collisions between spin-polarized SrF (Σ+ 2) molecules
and Rb (S 2) atoms as elementary steps for the sympathetic cooling of SrF (Σ+ 2) molecules …

Studying chemical reactions at very low temperatures is of importance for the understanding
of fundamental physical and chemical processes. At very low energies, collisions are …

Currently, quantum dynamics theory cannot be used for quantitative predictions of molecular
scattering observables at low temperatures because of two problems. The first problem is …

We use accurate ab initio and quantum scattering calculations to explore the prospects for
sympathetic cooling of the heavy molecular radical SrOH (2 Σ+) by ultracold Li atoms in a …