Home Page for Ulrik Ingerslev Uggerhoj
Ulrik I. Uggerhøj
Main research interests in relativistic atomic physics:
I am the spokesman of the CERN collaboration NA63.
Particle/antiparticle
collisions with atoms and solids - Ionization
of H, H2 and He and Barkas effect in stopping power
Channeling of antiprotons in a silicon crystal
Atomic physics with antiprotons under the ASACUSA
collaboration, supported by ICE, especially antiproton stopping and ionization of hydrogen
Deceleration of antiprotons in the Antiproton
Decelerator at the european laboratory for particle physics, CERN,
and the ASACUSA Decelerating Radio-Frequency-Quadrupole,
RFQD,
see also the tests performed in
Aarhus
Generation of circularly polarized photon beams of high energy - the NA59
collaboration
Detection of linear
polarization of multi-GeV photons
Photoproduction experiments at SLAC
- GDH sum rule: E159,
J/psi production: E160
and the polarized gluon distribution: E161
Gamma-gamma
collider - especially the crystal-based option promoted by M. Velasco
Investigations of critical
field effects, near the Schwinger field E = 1.32e16 V/cm. See also K. McDonalds page.
Conversion of photons to electron-positron pairs in the geomagnetic field.
Deflection of charged particle beams in bent single crystals - protons
and ions,
extraction
of high energy beams. Paper on the proton-loss during crystal deflection - the crude method.
Experiments with positrons - cold, trapped
positrons in the EUROTRAPS
collaboration
Photo-detachment of the negative positronium
ion (the QED proton!) - experiments to start autumn 2005
Multi-photon ionization of positronium, e.g. the six-photon ionization cross section is 2e17 times larger than for hydrogen while both channel-closing and ponderomotive shifts are also significantly enhanced
Penetrability of high energy photons, shower generation and the LPM effect.
Succesful new experiment in september 2001 - analysis in progress, first results expected available Sept. 2002
Efficient crystal-based
tagging of prematurely decayed kaons in the NA48 CP-violation experiment
Generation of undulator-like
radiation from a crystalline superlattice - see the PECU project
The first detection of the spin-flip contribution to the energy loss of ultra-relativistic electrons in strong electromagnetic fields.
This was presented at a NATO Advanced Research Workshop in Armenia - see also the pictures.