Trevor Strickler

Imaging the evolution of an ultracold strontium Rydberg gas

Clouds of ultracold strontium

Ion temperature evolution in an ultracold neutral plasma

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Experimental measurement of self-diffusion in a strongly coupled plasma

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Ion holes in the hydrodynamic regime in ultracold neutral plasmas

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Demonstrating universal scaling for dynamics of Yukawa one-component plasmas after an interaction quench

Rydberg atoms are created by two-photon excitation of laser-cooled

Adiabatic expansion cooling of ions in ultracold neutral plasmas

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Publisher's Note: Demonstrating universal scaling for dynamics of Yukawa one-component plasmas after an interaction quench [Phys. Rev. E 93, 023201 (2016)].

atoms. The spontaneous evolution of the cloud of low orbital angular momentum (low-

Simulations Of Laser Cooling In An Ultracold Neutral Plasma

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Kinetic Energy Oscillations during Disorder Induced Heating in an Ultracold Plasma

) Rydberg states towards an ultracold neutral plasma is observed by imaging resonant light scattered from core ions, a technique that provides both spatial and temporal resolution. Evolution is observed to be faster for the

Self-Diffusion and Non-Markovian Dynamics in Strongly Coupled Ultracold Neutral Plasmas

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