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Chapters
- 00:16Title
- 00:23The Nobel Prize in Physics 2005
- 02:22The Frequency Comb
- 05:43On Theory & Precision Experiments
- 07:05Stanford
- 10:13On Nobel Laureates
Theodor Hänsch was a co-recipient of the 2005 Nobel Prize in Physics for "contributions to the development of laser-based precision spectroscopy, including the optical frequency comb." In this video, Hänsch explains "in a nutshell" the frequency comb, its theories, its many applications, and the breakneck pace of the research leading up to the Nobel Prize.
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Theodor HänschNobel LaureatePhysics 2005Laser-based Precision SpectroscopyOptical Frequency CombFrequency Comb TheoriesApplications Of Frequency CombResearch Leading To Nobel PrizeMax Planck InstituteJoint Institute For Laboratory Astrophysics (JILA)John HallRoy GlauberQuantum OpticsStanford UniversityAcademic TrajectoryPersonal Computers Revolution
