In a plasma, a charged particle attracts a cloud of oppositely charged particles that modifies its behaviour. The first direct observations of this ultrafast 'dressing' process confirm key tenets of quantum kinetic theory.
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Haug, H. Dressing up bare particles. Nature 414, 261–262 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1038/35104726
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