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Multiphoton Magnetooptical Trap

Wu Saijun, Thomas Plisson, Roger Brown, William Phillips, J Porto, Saijun Wu

Physical Review Letters, Volume: 103, Issue: 17, Start page: 173003

Swansea University Author: Saijun Wu

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DOI (Published version): 10.1103/PhysRevLett.103.173003

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This paper reports an experimental design where for the first time, excited-state stimulated transitions are exploited for efficient cooling and trapping of neutral atoms. Underneath this seemingly counter-intuitive observation is a two-year effort which convinces that multi-color laser cooling is a...

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Published: 2009
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description This paper reports an experimental design where for the first time, excited-state stimulated transitions are exploited for efficient cooling and trapping of neutral atoms. Underneath this seemingly counter-intuitive observation is a two-year effort which convinces that multi-color laser cooling is an under-exploited topic in laser cooling field, and may contribute to resolving long-standing problems in cooling certain atomic specis or even molecules. The idea and methodology is continuously developed at Swansea Physics
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