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ATOMICPHYSICSATACCELERATORS: STOREDPARTICLESANDFUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS ATOMIC PHYSICS AT ACCELERATORS: STORED PARTICLES AND FUNDAMENTAL PHYSICS Proceedings ofthe APAC 2001, held in Aarhus, Denmark, 8-13 September 2001 Edited by HELGE KNUDSEN Department of Physics and Astronomy, Aarhus University, Denmark JENS ULRlK ANDERSEN Department ofP hysics and Astronomy, Aarhus University, Denmark and HEINZ-JURGEN KLUGE GSI, Darmstadt, Germany Reprinted from Hyperfine Interactions Volume 146, Nos. 1-4 (2003) Volume 147, Nos. 1-4 (2003) 1iI... " SPRINGER SCIENCE+BUSINESS MEDIA, B.V. A C.I.P. Catalogue record for this book is available from the Library of Congress. ISBN 978-94-010-3749-5 ISBN 978-94-007-0946-1 (eBook) DOI 10.1007/978-94-007-0946-1 Printed an acid-free pap er AU Rights Reserved © 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht Originally published by Kluwer Academic Publishers in 2003 Softcover reprint of the hardcover 1st edition 2003 N o part of the material protected by this copyright notice may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without written permis sion from the copyright owner. Table of Contents Preface 1-3 1.Ion-electronrecombination A. WOLFandG.GWINNER/ Recombination Measurementsat IonStorage Rings 5-12 M. HORNDL,S.YOSHIDA,K.TOKESIandJ.BURGDORFER/Enhance mentofLow-EnergyElectronIonRecombinationinaMagnetic Field 13-17 C.HEERLEINandC.TOEPFFER/RecombinationEnhancementinElectron Coolers 19-22 S. BOHM, S. SCHIPPERS, W. SHI, A. MULLER, N. DJURIC, G. H. DUNN,W.ZONG,B. JELENKOVIC, H.DANARED, N.EKLOW, P. GLANS, R. SCHUCH and N. R. BADNELL / Enhancement of DielectronicRecombinationbyExternalElectromagnetic Fields 23-27 G.BEDNARZ, A.WARCZAK,D.SIERPOWSKI,T.STOHLKER,S.HAG MANN, F. BOSCH, A. GUMBERIDZE, C. KOZHUHAROV, D.LIESEN,P.H.MOKLER,X.MA andZ.STACHURA /Radiative Electron Capture into the K- and L-Shell of H-, He-, and Li-Like UraniumIonsatRelativisticEnergies 29-34 A. SURZHYKOV, S. FRITZSCHE and TH. STOHLKER / Polarization of theLyman-a; Line Followingthe RadiativeRecombination ofBare, High-ZIons 35-40 C. BRANDAU, T.BARTSCH, S.BOHM, C. BOHME, A.HOFFKNECHT, S. KIESLICH, H. KNOPP, S.SCHIPPERS,W.SHI, A. MULLER, N. GRUN, W. SCHEID, T. STEIH, F. BOSCH, B. FRANZKE, C. KOZHUHAROV,A. KRAMER, P. H.MOKLER,F.NOLDEN, M. STECK, T. STOHLKER and Z. STACHURA / Dielectronic RecombinationofVeryHeavy LithiumlikeIons 41-45 2.Fundamentalconstants,interactionsandsymmetries J.VERDU,T.BEIER,S.DJEKIC,H.HAFFNER,H.-J.KLUGE,W.QUINT, T.VALENZUELAandG.WERTH /MeasurementofthegFactor of theBoundElectroninHydrogen-likeOxygen 1607+ 47-52 T.BEIER, H.-J.KLUGE,W.QUINT, H.HAFFNERandG. WERTH / Mass ofthe Electron from theElectronicgFactorinHydrogenlikeCarbon - theInfluenceofOtherFundamentalParameters 53-57 K. HOSAKA,D. N.CROSBY,K. GAARDE-WIDDOWSON, C.J.SMITH, J. D. SILVER, E. G. MYERS, T. KINUGAWA and S. OHTANI / Towards a Measurementofthe n = 2Lamb Shift in Hydrogen-like Nitrogen UsinganElectronBeam IonTrap 59-65 A.I.BEDNYAKOV,W.R.JOHNSON,G.PLUNIENandG.SOFF/Vacuum PolarizationCorrectionsto Parity-NonconservingEffects in Atomic Systems 67-70 G. SAATHOFF, U. EISENBARTH, S. HANNEMANN, I. nooo,G. HU BER, S. KARPUK, S. KROHN, J. LASSEN, D. SCHWALM, M.WEIDEMULLER,A.WOLFandG.GWINNER/TowardaNew Test of the Relativistic Time Dilation Factor by LaserSpectroscopy ofFast Ions inaStorageRing 71-75 H. W.WILSCHUT / The Weak Interaction Studied with Trapped Ions and Atoms 77-82 S. N. ATUTOV, V. BIANCALANA, A. BURCHIANTI, R. CALABRESE, L. CORRADI,A. DAINELLI,V.GUIDI,B. MAl,C.MARINELLI, E. MARIOTTI, L. MOl, A. ROSSI, E. SCANSANI, G. STAN CARl,L.TOMASSETTIandS.VERONESI/TheLegnaroFrancium Magneto-OpticalTrap 83-89 B. DELAURE, M. BECK, V. V. GOLOVKO, V. KOZLOV, T. PHALET, P.SCHUURMANS,N.SEVERIJNS,B.VEREECKE,S.VERSYCK, D.BECK,W.QUINT,F.AMES, K.REISINGER,O.FORSTNER, J.DEUTSCH,G.BOLLENandS.SCHWARZ/WITCH:APenning Trap RetardationSpectrometerCombinationforPrecision Studiesof theWeak Interaction 91-95 3.Spectraandlifetimesofhighlychargedions T.STOHLKER,A. GUMBERIDZE,X. MA,H. F.BEYER, G.BEDNARZ, F.BOSCH, X.CAl, S.FRITZSCHE, S.HAGMANN, C. KOZHU HAROV, O. KLEPPER, D. LIESEN, P. H. MOKLER, D. SIER POWSKI, Z. STACHURA, M. STECK, A. SURZHYKOV, S.TO LEIKIS, A. WARCZAK and Y. ZOU / Structure and Dynamics of High-ZIons StudiedattheESR StorageRing 97-102 E. G. MYERS, M. REDSHAW and B. ROEDER / Fast-Beam Laser Spec- troscopy ofHelium-likeSilicon 103-108 J.R. CRESPO LOPEZ-URRUTIA, B. BAPAT, 1.DRAGANIC, B. FEUER STEIN, D. FISCHER, H. LORCH, R. MOSHAMMER, J. ULL RICH, R. D.DUBOIS and Y.ZOU / Physics with Highly-Charged Ions inanEBIT 109-113 P. INDELICATO, G. RODRIGUES, J. P. SANTOS, P. PATTE, J. P. MAR- QUES and F.PARENTE/ Systematic CalculationsofTotal Atomic BindingEnergies 115-119 J.P.MARQUES, F.PARENTEand P.INDELICATO/ RelativisticTransition Energiesand RadiativeTransitionRatesfor ForbiddenTransitionsin the ls22s22p4AtomicConfigurationfor 20:::::; Z :::::; 30 121-125 P. INDELICATO, A.-M. MARTENSSON-PENDRILL, W. QUINT and J.-P.DESCLAUX/CorrelationandRelativistic EffectsonLandegJ FactorsofAtomicIons 127- 131 A. GUMBERIDZE, T. STOHLKER, G. BEDNARZ, F.BOSCH, S. FRITZ SCHE, S. HAGMANN, D. C. IONESCU, O. KLEPPER, C. KOZ HUHAROV, A. KRAMER, D. LIESEN, X. MA, R. MANN, P. H. MOKLER, D. SIERPOWSKI, Z. STACHURA, M. STECK, S. TOLEIKIS and A. WARCZAK / Magnetic Sublevel Popula tion Studied for H- and He-like Uranium in Relativistic Ion-Atom Collisions 133-137 S.TOLEIKIS,E.BERDERMANN,H.F.BEYER,F.BOSCH,M.CZANTA, A. GUMBERIDZE, C. KOZHUHAROV, D. LIESEN, X. MA, T. STOHLKER, B. MANIL, P. INDELICATO, A. SIMIONOVICI, A. WARCZAK, Z. STACHURA, R. MARRUS, D. SCHNEIDER, R. W. DUNFORD and Y. ZOU / Lifetime Measurement of the Metastable23PoStateinHelium-like 197Au 139-143 M.TOMASELLI,T. KUHL,W.NORTERSHAUSER,G.EWALD,R. SAN CHEZ, A. GLUZICKA, S. FRITZSCHE and L. C. LID / Nuclear andElectronPolarizationContributionstotheHFSofHydrogen-and Lithium-likeIons 145-150 4.Atomiclifetimesandspectra D.ROSTOHAR,A.DERKATCH,H.HARTMAN, L.-O.NORLIN,P.ROYEN, P. SCHEF and S. MANNERVIK / Studies of Lifetimes in an Ion StorageRingUsingLaserTechnique 151-159 C.Z.DONG,L.Y.XIE,X.X.ZHOU,X.W.MAandS.FRITZSCHE/Strong Relaxation and Correlation Effects on the 2p53s-2p6 Spectrum of NeutralNeon 161-170 5.Ionization,fragmentationandelectroncapture V.N.OSTROVSKY/ThresholdLawsforFour-Particle Fragmentation:Mass Effects 171-176 D.FISCHER,B.FEUERSTEIN,R.MOSHAMMER,J.R.CRESPOLOPEZ URRUTIA,I. DRAGANIC,H.LORCH, A. N.PERUMAL,J. ULL RICH and R. D. DUBOIS / Subshell Resolved Measurements of SingleElectronCaptureinSlowNe7+-Helium Collisions 177-181 6.Coolingofbeamsin trapsandstoragerings N. MADSEN, P. BOWE, L. E. SIEGFRIED, J. S. HANGST and J. S. NIELSEN/VerticalBlOW-UpinaLow-Current,Stored,Laser-Cooled IonBeam 183-187 J.KLEINERT,S.HANNEMANN,B.EIKE,U.EISENBARTH,M.GRIESER, R. GRIMM, G. GWINNER, S. KARPUK, G. SAATHOFF, U. SCHRAMM, D. SCHWALM andM. WEIDEMULLER/ Laser- CooledIonsandAtomsinaStorageRing 189-195 I.N.MESHKOV,A.O.SIDORIN,A.V.SMIRNOVandG.V.TRUBNIKOV/ ElectronCoolingofPositronsinLEPTA 197-20I T. SCHATZ, U. SCHRAMM and D. HABS / Stability of Crystalline Ion Beams 203-207 A. SIMONSSON,H. DANARED, A. KALLBERG and K.-G.RENSFELT/ ObservationsofOrderedBeamsinCRYRING 209-213 D.A. ORLOV,U. WEIGEL,M.HOPPE,D.SCHWALM,A. S.JAROSHE VICH, A. S. TEREKHOV and A. WOLF / Cold Electrons from Cryogenic GaAsPhotocathodes:EnergeticandAngularDistributions 215-218 M.WEIDENMULLER,S.A.ELISSEEV,W.R.PLASS,U.CZOK,M.WINK LER, H. WOLLNIK, H. GEISSEL, C. SCHEIDENBERGER, H. WEICK, Z. ZHOU, A. F. DODONOV and V. KOZLOVSKI / Study of Cooling and Storage Properties of a Gas-Filled Linear PaulTrapCoupled toaTime-of-FlightMassSpectrometer for Mass MeasurementsofExoticNuclei 219-224 7.Newdevelopmentsinchargedparticletrapsandstoragerings M.STECK/NewMagneticStorageRings 225-230 H. B. PEDERSEN, D. STRASSER, B. AMARANT, o. HEBER, M. L. RAPPAPORT and D. ZAJFMAN / Research with TrappedkeYIon Beams 231-235 U.KENTSCH,G.ZSCHORNACK,F.GROSSMANN,V.P.OVSYANNIKOV and F.ULLMANN / First Results of Ion Trapping in the Dresden EBITII 237-244 G. MARX, J. DILLING, H.-I. KLUGE, M. MUKHERJEE, W. QUINT, S. RAHAMAN, D. RODRIGUEZ, G. SIKLER, M. TARISIEN, C.WEBER andtheSHIPTRAPCollaboration/SHIPTRAPisTrap ping: A Capture and Storage Device on Its Way towards a RIB- Facility 245-251 C.P.WELSCH,A.SCHEMPPandH.SCHMIDT-BOCKING/DesignStudies ofanElectrostaticStorageRing 253-258 G. BAN, G. DARIUS, D. DURAND, P. DELAHAYE, E. LIENARD, F. MAUGER, O. NAVILIAT-CUNCIC and J. SZERYPO / First Tests of a Linear Radiofrequency Quadrupole for the Cooling and BunchingofRadioactiveLightIons 259-263 8.Investigationsrelevantfor Astrophysics D.ZAJFMAN, D.SCHWALM andA.WOLF/MolecularPhysicsinStorage Rings: From LaboratorytoSpace 265-268 E. TRABERT / Astrophysically Motivated, Forbidden-Line Lifetime Mea- surements on Iron Ions (Fe9+_Fe12+) Using a Heavy-Ion Storage Ring 269-273 9.Clusters,biomolecules,aerosolsandnanoparticles L. SCHWEIKHARD, K. HANSEN, A. HERLERT, M. D. HERRAIZ LABLANCA, G. MARX and M. VOGEL / Laser Investigations of StoredMetal Cluster Ions 275-281 J.U.ANDERSEN,L.H.ANDERSEN,P.HVELPLUND,A.LAPIERRE,S.P. M0LLER, S. B. NIELSEN, U. V.PEDERSEN and S. TOMITA / StudiesofClustersand BiomoleculesinELISA 283-291 D.GERLICH/MolecularIonsand NanoparticlesinRFandACTraps 293-306 A. KELLERBAUER,K.BLAUM,G.BOLLEN,F.HERFURTH,H.-J.KLU- GE, M. KUCKEIN, E. SAUVAN, C. SCHEIDENBERGER and L. SCHWEIKHARD/CarbonCluster IonsForaStudy oftheAccuracy ofISOLTRAP 307-312 10.Atomic physicswithantiparticles E.WIDMANN/Atomic SpectroscopyandCollisionsUsingSlowAntiprotons - theASACUSAExperimentatCERN-AD 313-317 G.P.JACKSON /Practical Uses ofAntiprotons 319-323 J.P.SANTOS,F.P.PARENTE, S.BOUCARDandP.INDELICATO/Energy Levels ofHydrogenlikeKaonic Atoms 325-329 Y.KINO,N.YAMANAKA,M.KAMIMURAandH.KUDO/High-Precision CalculationoftheFineandHyperfine StructureSplittingsofAntipro- tonic Helium-3,4Atoms 331-336 N.YAMANAKA and Y.KINO /Time-DependentCoupled-ChannelCalcula- tionsoftheAnnihilationRate inPositron-HydrogenCollisions 337-341 B. MANIL, D. F. ANAGNOSTOPOULOS, S. BIRI, G. L. BORCHERT, W.BREUNLlCH,J.P.EGGER,D.GOTTA,A.GRUBER,M.HEN NEBACH, P. INDELICATO,T. JENSEN, Y.W. LID, V.MARKU SHIN, N. NELMS, L. M. SIMONS and H. ZMESKAL / Measure ment oftheStrong InteractionShiftandWidthoftheGroundStateof Pionic Hydrogen 343-347 AuthorIndex 349-351 * Hyperfine Interactions 146/147: 1-3,2003. Preface This volumecontains theproceedingsofthethirdEuroconferenceonAtomicPhys icsatAccelerators (APAC2001), with the title Stored Particles and Fundamental Physics. It was held in Aarhus, Denmark, from September 8to 13at the Marselis Hotel located near the beach and theMarselis Woods outside Aarhus, but some of the activities took place at the Department of Physics, University of Aarhus. The conference was sponsored by the Commission of the European Union (Contract No.ERBFMMACT980469) and also by the Danish Research Foundation through ACAP (Aarhus Centerfor Atomic Physics). Themeeting wasfocused ontheapplication ofstorage ringsforatomic physics, andthere are twofairlysmallrings inAarhus, ASTRID(Aarhus STorageRing for Ions,Denmark)andELISA (ELectrostaticIon Storagering,Aarhus).Theresearch at these rings has contributed to the strong position of European Science in this field. Both rings are designed according to unique concepts. ASTRID is a dual purpose ring, which half thetime stores electrons for thegeneration oflow-energy synchrotron radiation. The storage of negative particles has also been a unique feature for the applicationofASTRIDasanion storage ring. Theendof200I marked theend ofthecareers oftwocentral figuresinthefield ofatomic physics ataccelerators, Prof.Torkild AndersenandProf.Erik Uggerhej, who wereboth veryactiveinarranging theAPAC2001conference. TorkildAnder sen hasalong record ofresearch using accelerators to study basic atomic physics, going back to beam-foil spectroscopy in the 60's. He has been a central figure in ACAP with research projects on mainly laser spectroscopy. His very accurate results for the binding energy of negative atomic ions have become benchmarks for the treatment of electron-electron correlation in the theoretical description of atoms. The photo shows Torkild Andersen in front of the undulator beam line for ionizationofions with synchrotronradiation, another example ofhisverysuccess ful projects. At the Department ofPhysics his great concern for the students will beremembered, andhebecame afather figureforageneration ofatomic physicists graduated from the University ofAarhus. The other photo shows Erik Uggerhej in a characteristic situation, celebrating a new advance in the development of the underground laboratory for storage ring physics. He was the initiator of the ASTRID project and the dynamic director of theorganization ISA(InstituteforStorage RingFacilities, Aarhus), whichdevelops andoperates therings.Hetookakeeninterest indeveloping newcross-disciplinary 2 PREFACE research withsynchrotronradiation atASTRID,forexample, theX-raymicroscope which is one of the few facilities of its kind in the world. As a physicist he will mainly be remembered for his pioneering experimental research on particle chan neling incrystals. Formanyyears heusedhigh-energy particle beams atCERN for channeling experiments, inparticularonradiation andpair production byelectrons andpositrons.Hisclose connection toCERN became agreat asset when ASTRID wasdesigned andbuilt.

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This volume contains the proceedings of the third Euroconference on Atomic Phys­ ics at Accelerators (APAC 2001), with the title Stored Particles and Fundamental Physics. It was held in Aarhus, Denmark, from September 8 to 13 at the Marselis Hotel located near the beach and the Marselis Woods outsi
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