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Retreat FOR2783

May 5 – 6, 2020
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  1. 1. T1 Probing vacuum birefringence with a single x-ray free-electron laser
    Mrs Chantal Sundqvuist
    5/5/20, 2:00 PM
  2. 2. E1 Perfectly polarized X-rays for QED experiments
    Mr Kai Sven Schulze
    5/5/20, 2:30 PM
  3. 3. T1 Enhancing quantum vacuum signatures with tailored laser beams
    Mrs Elena Mosman
    5/5/20, 3:00 PM
  4. 5. T2 Optical Signatures of Quantum Vacuum Nonlinearities in the Strong Field Regime
    Mr Leonhard Klar
    5/5/20, 4:00 PM
  5. 6. E2 Quantifying and reducing the background signal
    Mr Pooyan Khademi
    5/5/20, 4:30 PM
  6. 7. T3 Breit-Wheeler pair production in various scenarios
    Mrs Alina Golub
    5/6/20, 9:00 AM
  7. 8. E3 Preparations for Breit-Wheeler Experiment in Garching
    Mrs Katinka Grafenstein
    5/6/20, 9:30 AM
  8. 9. T3 Quantum Mean-Field Framework for Numerical Simulations
    Hartmut Ruhl (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität)
    5/6/20, 10:00 AM
  9. 11. T3 Two-color phase-of-the-phase spectroscopy and pair production
    Mr Carsten Mueller
    5/6/20, 11:00 AM
  10. 10. E3 Strong-Field QED experiment at FACET-II
    Felipe Salgado (FSU Jena / Helmholtz-Institut Jena)
    5/6/20, 11:30 AM
  11. 12. Enhancing quantum vacuum signatures with tailored laser beams
    Elena Mosman

    We demonstrate that tailored laser beams provide a powerful means to make quantum vacuum signatures in strong electromagnetic fields accessible in experiment. Typical scenarios aiming at the detection of quantum vacuum nonlinearities at the high-intensity frontier envision the collision of focused laser pulses. The effective interaction of the driving fields mediated by vacuum...

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  12. 13. Preparations for Breit-Wheeler Experiment in Garching
    Mrs Katinka Grafenstein

    For the creation of matter-antimatter pairs from the quantum vacuum via the Breit-Wheeler mechanism, energetic γ-rays and an intense laser need to interact with each other. To successfully implement this experiment with the ATLAS3000 laser in Garching, several goals have to be achieved. The generation of energetic γ-rays can be accomplished by sending a primary electron beam onto a...

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