DUAMOP
DePauw University Atomic, Molecular, and Optical Physics
DUAMOP is Dr. John Caraher's research program exploring atomic, molecular and optical physics (as well as a play on the American Physical Society's division for study of AMO physics, DAMOP).
The current research focus is on the possible uses of entangled photon pairs in atomic and molecular spectroscopy, especially a theoretical proposal called Virtual State Spectroscopy. We are assessing the feasibility of an experimental demonstration of the principles underlying this technique in an alkali metal, and if the results are favorable plan to proceed to a full demonstration.
Meet the people who make DUAMOP tick!
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John Caraher - Contact page Assistant Professor of Physics and Astronomy, three-time University of Michigan graduate, fixture on defense for the Wiseguys of the Indianapolis Hockey Club, concocter of gratuitous and lengthy acronyms, and unindicted co-conspirator, DeCCaPh. |
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Daniel Bennett DePauw Class of 2009 |
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Brian Spector DePauw Class of 2009 |
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Jared Wooten DePauw Class of 2007 |
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Eric Wudtke DePauw Class of 2009 |