Dimitrios Sofikitis

Assistant Professor

University of Ioannina

Greece

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Dimitrios Sofikitis is an Assistant Professor at the University of Ioannina, Greece. His research focuses on advanced topics in atomic and molecular physics, including high-energy polarized electron beams, UV photooxidation processes, and the study of Coulomb explosions in femtosecond ionization. Additionally, he investigates applications of spin-polarized hydrogen for laser-ion acceleration and magnetometry, contributing to the fields of quantum optics and photonics.

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Samuel Cohen

University of Ioannina

GREECE

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C. Kosmidis

University of Ioannina

GREECE

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Marios Georgios Stamatakis

Assistant Professor

University of Ioannina

GREECE

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Dimitrios Sofikitis

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High-energy polarized electron beams from the ionization of isolated spin polarized hydrogen atoms

The role of predissociation states in the UV photooxidation of acetylene

Kinetic energy distribution of the rescattering electrons from asymmetric $$\omega $$/2$$\omega $$ pulses

Wavelength dependence of the angular distribution of the Coulomb explosion in the femtosecond ionisation of methyl iodide

Depolarization of spin-polarized hydrogen via collisions with chlorine atoms at ultrahigh density

Ultrahigh-density spin-polarized hydrogen isotopes from the photodissociation of hydrogen halides: new applications for laser-ion acceleration, magnetometry, and polarized nuclear fusion.

A nanosecond-resolved atomic hydrogen magnetometer

Observation of a Freeman resonance in the femtosecond ionization of Methyl Iodide

Gas-phase optical activity measurements using a compact cavity ringdown polarimeter

Optical activity of lysozyme in solution at 532 nm via signal-reversing cavity ring-down polarimetry

Collaborators (3)

Samuel Cohen

C. Kosmidis

Marios Georgios Stamatakis

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