Coherence in Atomic Collision Physics: For Hans Kleinpoppen on His Sixtieth Birthday

In a celebration of Hans Kleinpoppen's contributions to the field of atomic collision physics, this work delves into the advancements made in understanding atomic coherence phenomena over the past two decades. The authors explore the intricate interplay between atoms during collisions, shedding light on the remarkable coherence effects that emerge under specific conditions.

This book serves not only as a homage but also as a detailed resource for researchers and practitioners interested in the complexities of atomic interactions. By discussing theoretical frameworks alongside experimental findings, it presents a comprehensive overview of this evolving field, inviting readers to appreciate the subtleties of atomic behavior and its broader implications in physics.