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Ion-Atom Cold Collisions and Atomic Clocks

This paper is an investigation of ion-atom interactions in the cold and ultra-cold temperature regime. Some of the collisional ion-atom interactions present at room temperature are very much reduced in the low temperature regime.

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The constancy of ζ in single-clock Inflation at all loops

We show that the density fluctuations produced by inflation do not evolve in time as long as they are longer than the Hubble scale, including all quantum corrections. This result is important to understand the predictions and the self-consistency of inflation, an epoch that is believed to have happened at the beginning of the universe.

72 PHYSICS OF ELEMENTARY PARTICLES AND FIELDS↗

Coordinate velocity and desynchronization of clocks

In this letter, starting from recent experiments about the circular motion of a rotor with an absorber of photons emitted by a Mössbauer source, we want to underline some mathematical aspects in General Relativity framework. We do not want to discuss in detail the different physical interpretations of the experimental results proposed during the recent years and we do not want to propose a new one. Indeed, starting from a paper awarded to Gravity Research Competition 2018, the aim of our work is to analyze three different types of time involved in this experiment linking a term introduced in the above mentioned paper, to the difference between coordinate and physical velocity of light.

71 CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM MECHANICS, GENERAL PHYSIC↗