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  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1988),
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LASER COOLING DUE TO ATOMIC DIPOLE ORIENTATION

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Abstract

The temperature of a gas of sodium atoms confined in "optical molasses” was originally measured to be -2M0 μK 1, In agreement with the theoretical prediction kBT - Kr/2 2, where r = 2π × 10 MHz is the natural linewidth of the atomic transition used in cooling. More recently, Phillips, et al, 3 have measured temperatures well below the accepted Doppler cooling limit. These results have been confirmed by groups at Stanford and Paris 4

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