Collimation of a thulium atomic beam by two-dimensional optical molasses. Quantum Electronics Volume 43, Issue 4, 2013, Pages 374-378

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Контактные данные автора публикации Sukachev, D.D.abc , Kalganova, E.S.abc , Akimov, A.V.abc, Vishnyakova, G.A.abc, Kolachevsky, N.N.abc, Sokolov, A.V.a, Savchenkov, A.V.ad, Golovizin, A.A.ab , Sorokin, V.N.ac a P.N. Lebedev Physics Institute, Russian Academy of Sciences, Lenins
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The number of laser cooled and trapped thulium atoms in a magneto-optical trap is increased by a factor of 3 using a twodimensional optical molasses which collimated the atomic beam before entering a Zeeman slower. A diode laser operating at 410.6 nm was employed to form optical molasses: The laser was heated to 70 °C by a two-step temperature stabilisation system. The laser system consisting of a master oscillator and an injectionlocked amplifier emitted more than 100 mW at 410 nm and had a spectral linewidth of 0.6 MHz. © 2013 Kvantovaya Elektronika and Turpion Ltd.
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Blu-Ray laser diodes; Laser cooling; Optical molasses; Thulium
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Blu-Ray; Injection locked; Laser systems; Magnetooptical traps; Master oscillators; Optical molasses; Spectral line width; Temperature stabilisation
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