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Episodes


Student Project Examples

Unique Aspects of the Course

Faculty Introduction and Background

Project Logistics and Support

Octave/MATLAB® for Beginners, Part 3: Cleaning Up & Saving Plots

Octave/MATLAB® for Beginners, Part 2: Fitting Data and Plotting

Octave/MATLAB® for Beginners, Part 1: Starting from Scratch

21. Two-photon Excitation II and Coherence I

2. Resonance II

25. Coherence V

16. Atom-light Interactions V

10. Atoms in External Fields II

23. Coherence III

14. Atom-light Interactions III

1. Resonance I

18. Line Broadening II

15. Atom-light Interactions IV

20. Line Broadening IV and Two-photon Excitation I

12. Atoms in External Fields IV and Atom-light Interactions I
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