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The Fall of the Brown Government, 2010,rgy levels of simple hydrogenic systems. We review recent two-photon spectroscopic measurements performed in Garching and the relevant theoretical predictions for the hydrogen energy levels. A good agreement is achieved when all theoretical contributions are included, showing the importance of recen

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A Description of the 38 Matched Projects,iew, the visibility of the second-order interference is an important issue in such interferometers. For example, if the violation of a Bell inequality is tested in a given setup, then the visibility of the interference as predicted by quantum mechanics has to be high enough to contradict the existen