Robert Bennett
Affiliations: | 2010-2013 | Department of Physics & Astronomy | University of Sussex, Falmer, England, United Kingdom |
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Sign in to add mentor| Claudia Eberlein | grad student | 2010-2013 | University of Sussex |
| Almut Beige | post-doc |
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| Gack N, Reitz C, Hemmerich JL, et al. (2020) Signature of Short-Range van der Waals Forces Observed in Poisson Spot Diffraction with Indium Atoms. Physical Review Letters. 125: 050401 |
| Bennett R, Steinbrecht D, Gorbachev Y, et al. (2020) Symmetry breaking in a condensate of light and its use as a quantum sensor Physical Review Applied. 13: 44031 |
| Bennett R, Votavová P, Kolorenč P, et al. (2019) Virtual Photon Approximation for Three-Body Interatomic Coulombic Decay. Physical Review Letters. 122: 153401 |
| Bennett R, O’Dell DHJ. (2019) Revealing short-range non-Newtonian gravity through Casimir–Polder shielding New Journal of Physics. 21: 33032 |
| Fuchs S, Bennett R, Krems RV, et al. (2018) Nonadditivity of Optical and Casimir-Polder Potentials. Physical Review Letters. 121: 083603 |
| Hemmerich JL, Bennett R, Buhmann SY. (2018) The influence of retardation and dielectric environments on interatomic Coulombic decay. Nature Communications. 9: 2934 |
| Winstone G, Bennett R, Rademacher M, et al. (2018) Direct measurement of the electrostatic image force of a levitated charged nanoparticle close to a surface Physical Review A. 98 |
| Bennett R, Buhmann SY, Eberlein C. (2018) Distinguishing models of surface response through the self-energy of an electron Physical Review A. 98 |
| Fuchs S, Bennett R, Buhmann SY. (2018) Casimir-Polder potential of a driven atom Physical Review A. 98: 22514 |
| Rode S, Bennett R, Buhmann SY. (2018) Casimir effect for perfect electromagnetic conductors (PEMCs): a sum rule for attractive/repulsive forces New Journal of Physics. 20: 43024 |