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This material is from [http://cua.mit.edu/8.422 MIT 8.422 Atomic Physics II] and is only in <font color=red>DRAFT</font> form at the present. This material will be actively edited around when coresponding subjects are discussed in class.

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MIT Atomic Physics

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Part I Course Notes (8.421)

This material is from MIT 8.421 Atomic Physics I and is only in DRAFT form at the present. You are welcome to edit to correct mistakes and even add content.

Old MIT 8.421 Course Notes (pre-2008) ; Bibliographic references (needs to be moved into individual chapters)

Part II Course Notes (8.422)

Prof. Dave Pritchard demonstrates classical squeezing with a parametrically driven pendulum oscillator (see video)

This material is from MIT 8.422 Atomic Physics II and is only in DRAFT form at the present. This material will be actively edited around when coresponding subjects are discussed in class.


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