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Bruce G.
Klappauf (born
April 2,
1961
in
Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA) is a widely
published quantum optical physicist.
He received a BS in
Mathematics and a BS in Physics from
University of Wisconsin in 1984 and
a Ph.D. in
Physics from
University of Texas in
Austin in 1998. From 1999
to 2001 he worked as a Post-doctoral Fellow at the Institut Non
Lineaire de Nice, France. From 2001 to 2003 he was a Research
Fellow at
Optoelectonics Research
Center, UK. He is currently a Research Associate at the
University of British
Columbia,
Canada.
Articles
Light transport in cold
atoms: the fate of coherent backscattering in the weak localization
regime. D. Wilkowski, Y. Bidel, T. Chaneliere, R. Kaiser, B.
Klappauf, G. Labeyrie, C. Muller, C. Miniatura. Physica B 328
(2003) 157. physics.atom-ph (physics.optics). Towards single-atom
detection on a chip. Peter Horak, Bruce G. Klappauf, Albrecht
Haase, Ron Folman, Joerg Schmiedmayer, Peter Domokos, E. A. Hinds.
Phys. Rev. A 67, 043806 (2003). physics.quant-ph. Coherent light transport in
a cold Strontium cloud. Y. Bibel, B. Klappauf, J. C. Bernard,
D. Delande, G. Labeyrie, C. Miniatura, D. Wilkowski, R. Kaiser.
physics.atom-ph (physics.gen-ph). Detailed Study of an Efficient Blue Laser
Source by Second-Harmonic Generation in a Semimonolithic Cavity for
the Cooling of Strontium Atoms. Bruce G. Klappauf, Yannick
Bidel, David Wilkowski, Thierry Chanelière, and Robin
KaiserApplied Optics, Vol. 43, Issue 12, pp.
2510-2527.
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