Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (AMO-PH) , PRL

Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics (AMO-PH) is interdisciplinary in its nature and covers a wide range of topics starting from foundations of quantum mechanics to astrochemistry and luminescence dating. Along with classical and quantum properties ting. Along with classical and quantum properties of light, we investigate atoms, molecules, molecular clusters or condensed matter systems using a vast range of electromagnetic spectrum and other sources like high energy electrons and charged ions for basic as well as applied research. Also, Accurate knowledge of spectroscopic properties of atomic systems are required in many areas of physics. These data are useful to guide laboratory measurements and analyzing data observed using astrophysical and space-research instruments. Sophisticated many-body methods in the relativistic theory framework are developed to determine a variety of atomic properties very accurately. Areas of Research Ion-momentum spectroscopy Laser produced plasmas Light scattering Luminescence dating Methodological aspects of Luminescence dating Non-linear Optics and Quantum Entanglement Optical vortices and their properties Photoion-photoelectron spectroscopy Polarization metrology Quantum Optics and Quantum Information Radiation effects in minerals Astrochemistry Theoretical atomic physics