The Zeeman effect,a fundamental quantum phenomenon,demonstrates the interaction between magnetic fields and atomic systems.While precise spectroscopic measurements of this effect have advanced significantly,there rema...The Zeeman effect,a fundamental quantum phenomenon,demonstrates the interaction between magnetic fields and atomic systems.While precise spectroscopic measurements of this effect have advanced significantly,there remains a lack of simple,visually accessible demonstration for educational purposes.Here,we present a low-cost experiment that allows for direct visual observation of the Zeeman effect.Our setup involves a flame containing sodium(from table salt)placed in front of a sodium vapor lamp.When a magnetic field is applied to the flame,the shadow cast by the flame noticeably lightens,providing a clear,naked-eye demonstration of the Zeeman effect.Furthermore,we conduct two quantitative experiments using this setup,examining the effects of varying magnetic field strength and sodium concentration.This innovative approach not only enriches the experimental demonstration for teaching atomic physics at undergraduate and high school levels but also provides an open platform for students to explore the Zeeman effect through hands-on experience.展开更多
We report the observation of Zeeman splitting in multiple spectral lines emitted by a laser-produced,magnetized plasma(1–3×10^(18)cm^(-3),1–15 eV)in the context of a laboratory astrophysics experiment under a c...We report the observation of Zeeman splitting in multiple spectral lines emitted by a laser-produced,magnetized plasma(1–3×10^(18)cm^(-3),1–15 eV)in the context of a laboratory astrophysics experiment under a controlled magneticfield up to 20T.Nitrogen lines(NII)in the visible range were used to diagnose the magneticfield and plasma conditions.This was performed by coupling our data with(563–574 nm)the Stark–Zeeman line-shape code PPPB.The excellent agreement between experiment and simulations paves the way for a non-intrusive experimental platform to get time-resolved measurements of the local magneticfield in laboratory plasmas.展开更多
Strong-field terahertz(THz) radiation holds significant potential in non-equilibrium state manipulation, electron acceleration, and biomedical effects. However, distortion-free detection of strong-field THz waveforms ...Strong-field terahertz(THz) radiation holds significant potential in non-equilibrium state manipulation, electron acceleration, and biomedical effects. However, distortion-free detection of strong-field THz waveforms remains an essential challenge in THz science and technology. To address this issue, we propose a ferromagnetic detection scheme based on Zeeman torque sampling, achieving distortion-free strong-field THz waveform detection in Py films. Thickness-dependent characterization(3–21 nm) identifies peak detection performance at 21 nm within the investigated range. Furthermore, by structurally engineering the Py ferromagnetic layer, we demonstrate strong-field THz detection in symmetric Ta(3 nm)/Py(9 nm)/Ta(3 nm) heterostructure while simultaneously resolving Zeeman torque responses and collective spin-wave dynamics in asymmetric W(4 nm)/Py(9 nm)/Pt(2 nm)heterostructure. We calculated spin wave excitations and spin orbit torque distributions in asymmetric heterostructures, along with spin wave excitations in symmetric modes. This approach overcomes the sensitivity limitations of conventional techniques in strong-field conditions.展开更多
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China for support under grant No.12305037the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities under grant No.2023NTST017。
文摘The Zeeman effect,a fundamental quantum phenomenon,demonstrates the interaction between magnetic fields and atomic systems.While precise spectroscopic measurements of this effect have advanced significantly,there remains a lack of simple,visually accessible demonstration for educational purposes.Here,we present a low-cost experiment that allows for direct visual observation of the Zeeman effect.Our setup involves a flame containing sodium(from table salt)placed in front of a sodium vapor lamp.When a magnetic field is applied to the flame,the shadow cast by the flame noticeably lightens,providing a clear,naked-eye demonstration of the Zeeman effect.Furthermore,we conduct two quantitative experiments using this setup,examining the effects of varying magnetic field strength and sodium concentration.This innovative approach not only enriches the experimental demonstration for teaching atomic physics at undergraduate and high school levels but also provides an open platform for students to explore the Zeeman effect through hands-on experience.
基金supported by grants managed by l’Agence Nationale de la Recherche under the Investissements d’Avenir programs Grant Nos. ANR-18-EURE-0014, ANR-10-LABX-0039-PALM, and ANR-22-CE30-0044supported by grants from Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) KAKENHI (Grant No. 23K20038)+2 种基金JSPS Core-to-Core program (Grant No. JPJSCCA20230003)carried out within the framework of the EUROfusion Consortium, funded by the European Union via the Euratom Research and Training Programme (Grant Agreement No. 101052200-EUROfusion)operated within the framework of the Enabling Research Project No. AWP24-ENR-IFE.02.CEA-01 “Magnetized ICF”
文摘We report the observation of Zeeman splitting in multiple spectral lines emitted by a laser-produced,magnetized plasma(1–3×10^(18)cm^(-3),1–15 eV)in the context of a laboratory astrophysics experiment under a controlled magneticfield up to 20T.Nitrogen lines(NII)in the visible range were used to diagnose the magneticfield and plasma conditions.This was performed by coupling our data with(563–574 nm)the Stark–Zeeman line-shape code PPPB.The excellent agreement between experiment and simulations paves the way for a non-intrusive experimental platform to get time-resolved measurements of the local magneticfield in laboratory plasmas.
基金supported by the Scientific Research Innovation Capability Support Project for Young Faculty (Grant No.ZYGXQNJSKYCXNLZCXMI3)the National Key Research and Development Program of China (Grant No.2022YFA1604402)+1 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant Nos.U23A6002,92250307,and 52225106)the Beijing Municipal Science and Technology Commission,Administrative Commission of Zhongguancun Science Park (Grant No.Z25110000692500)。
文摘Strong-field terahertz(THz) radiation holds significant potential in non-equilibrium state manipulation, electron acceleration, and biomedical effects. However, distortion-free detection of strong-field THz waveforms remains an essential challenge in THz science and technology. To address this issue, we propose a ferromagnetic detection scheme based on Zeeman torque sampling, achieving distortion-free strong-field THz waveform detection in Py films. Thickness-dependent characterization(3–21 nm) identifies peak detection performance at 21 nm within the investigated range. Furthermore, by structurally engineering the Py ferromagnetic layer, we demonstrate strong-field THz detection in symmetric Ta(3 nm)/Py(9 nm)/Ta(3 nm) heterostructure while simultaneously resolving Zeeman torque responses and collective spin-wave dynamics in asymmetric W(4 nm)/Py(9 nm)/Pt(2 nm)heterostructure. We calculated spin wave excitations and spin orbit torque distributions in asymmetric heterostructures, along with spin wave excitations in symmetric modes. This approach overcomes the sensitivity limitations of conventional techniques in strong-field conditions.
