Theses

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All Theses

136Radiative Corrections to Nonlinear Compton Scattering

135Hadronic vacuum polarization of muonic atoms

134Effects of non-linear excitation on the propagation of light through ensembles of nuclear two-level systems

133Investigation of the dynamics of an electron in a gravitational plane wave

132Functional integral approach to the bound-state problem in atomic physics

131Detecting nonlinear and many-body dynamics in nuclear quantum optics

130QED radiative corrections in a strong plane-wave background field

129Classical Radiation Reaction and Collective Behaviour

128Control of high frequency electromagnetic radiation

127Hadronic and Leptonic Vacuum Polarisation, Nuclear Structure and Hyperfine Structure in Highly Charged Ions

126Shaping waveform of X-ray Mössbauer scattering into short pulses

125Microscopic theory of nuclear-structure effects in atomic systems

124Quasiclassical representation of the Volkov states and radiative corrections for the nonlinear Compton scattering

123Effective charge model for multi-electron atoms

122Ab initio approaches to x-ray cavity QED : From multi-mode theory to nonlinear dynamics of Mössbauer nuclei

121Time Delay in Tunnelling Ionization

120Electron Dynamics Controlled via Radiation Reaction

119The interaction of Light with Matterand Light with Light

118Inverse design of artificial few-level schemes with Mössbauer nuclei in thin-film cavities

117Recoil correction to the energy levels of heavy muonic atoms

116The mass shift and the anomalous magnetic moment of the electron in an intense plane wave field

115Temporal phase and polarization interferometry at x-ray energies : Reconstruction of phase-related observables and temporal pulse shaping

114Arbitrary phase control of X-ray pulses with zeptosecond phase stability

113Strong-field QED and collisional effects in electron beam-plasma interaction

112Quantum Electrodynamic Theory of Few-Electron Highly Charged Ions

111Transition from bound to single independent nucleons in strong fields

110Analytic Evaluation of Quantum Electrodynamic Corrections in One-Electron Ions

109The Production of Neutron-Rich Isotopes by Laser-Driven Neutron Sources

108Short-wavelength radiation generation in ultra-relativistic laser-plasma interaction

107Towards coherent control of the 229Th isomeric transition in VUV-transparent crystals

106Laser scattering calculations in pair producing plasmas

105Front-form approach to quantum electrodynamics in an intense plane-wave field with an application to the vacuum polarization

104A Quantum Theoretical Approach to Hard X-ray Time-Domain Interferometry

103Relativistic theory of nuclear structure effects in heavy atomic systems

102Dynamical polarization control in X-ray quantum optics

101Stabilised laser-driven radiation pressure acceleration of ions

100On the High-Energy Behaviour of Stong-Field QED in an Intense Plane Wave

99Ion acceleration in laser-plasma interaction

98 Quantum electrodynamic and nuclear effects in the spectra of highly charged ions

97Measuring the energy spectra of unknown samples using coherent control of the complex phase of X-rays

96Towards a nuclear clock with the 229Th isomeric transition

95Multi-Particle Effects in Strong-Field Quantum Electrodynamics

94Plasma High Harmonic Generation and Single Attosecond Pulse Emission from Ultraintense Laser Pulses

93Narrow-band hard-X-ray lasing

92Coulomb effects in the dipole and nondipole regimes of strong-field ionization

91Quantum field theory of the g-factor of bound systems

90Laboratory Astrophysics and Ion Acceleration Using Intense Lasers

89Plasma screening effects in laser-generated plasmas

88Parametric instabilties of short and ultra-intense laser pulses in a plasma

87Hadronic vacuum polarization in atoms

86Practical Criterion for Single-Photon Entanglement at X-Ray Energies

85Nuclear reactions in astrophysical plasmas

84Generation and Control of X-ray Frequency Combs Through Periodic Photon Manipulation

83Nucleosynthesis in Astrophysical Plasmas

82Tunneling Time, Exit Time and Exit Momentum in Strong Field Tunnel Ionization

81Collective effects of nuclei in single x-ray photon superradiance

80Paarerzeugung in semiklassischer und quantenfeldtheoretischer Beschreibung

79Spin effects in relativistic electron dynamics in strong electromagnetic fields

78Mutual control of x-rays and nuclear transitions

77Nonlinear quantum electrodynamic and electroweak processes in strong laser fields

76Coherent control and manipulation of classical or quantum light via nonlocal effects

75Nuclear effects in atomic and solid state physics

74Precision Physics of the Bound Electron g-factor

73Investigation of the Kapitza-Dirac effect in elliptically polarized fields

72X-Ray Quantum Optics With Mössbauer Nuclei In Thin-Film Cavities

71Time Domain Control of X-Ray Quantum Dynamics

70Energy Conservation In Fano Spectral Line Shape Control

69Bethe–Heitler Pair Creation in a Bichromatic Laser Field

68Radiation-Reaction Effects in the Quantum Regime

67Dynamics of an electron spin in strong classical and quantized electromagnetic fields

66Relativistic features and time delay of laser-induced tunnel-ionization

65The Lanczos Algorithm in Relativistic Quantum Dynamics

64Stimulated photon-photon scattering of three colliding high-energy Gaussian beams

63Myonische Vakuumpolarisationskorrekturen zum g-Faktor eines gebunden Elektrons

62Erzeugung eines nuklearen Polaritons mit zwei verschränkten Zweigen mithilfe von Magnetfelddrehungen

61Ionic Quantum Dynamics and High-Precision Theory

60Nuclear and atomic quantum dynamics

59Many-Body Effects in Rydberg Gases : Coherent Dynamics of Strongly Interacting Two-Level Atoms and Nonlinear Optical Response of a Rydberg Gas in EIT Conguration

58 Electroweak Processes in Laser-Boosted Lepton Collisions

107Towards coherent control of the ²²⁹Th isomeric transition in VUV-transparent crystals

96Towards a nuclear clock with the ²²⁹Th isomeric transition