Production of the High-Intensive Beans of Ultracold Atoms for High Resolution Spectroscopy

E. Korsunsky; D. Kosachiov; Yu Rozhdestvensky

doi:10.1364/HRS.1993.WB4

High Resolution Spectroscopy
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper WB4
•https://doi.org/10.1364/HRS.1993.WB4

Production of the High-Intensive Beans of Ultracold Atoms for High Resolution Spectroscopy

E. Korsunsky, D. Kosachiov, and Yu Rozhdestvensky

High Resolution Spectroscopy 1993

Salt Lake City, Utah United States
18–21 January 1993
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Abstract

The characteristic feature of the transversal cooling with OPT is that light pressure force F_z is of constant sign in a whole range of velocity variation [1,2]. Therefore, decelerating the atoms with v_z < 0, the same force accelerates the atoms with positive velocities, that leads to the considerable loss of final intensity of the atomic beam.

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