Two-Dimensional Collimation of an Atomic Beam in a Diffuse Light Field
LI Foshe
Abstract
LI Foshe
Abstract
Here we report the theory of laser cooling and collimation of an atomic beam ina diffuse light field. The experimental results of two-dimensional collimation of the atomicbeam using a nearly resonant red-shifted diffuse light field are given. The transverse equivalent temperature of the atomic beam has been reduced from 556μk to 313μk by diffuse lightfield. With this mechanism, a two dimensional collimated atomic beam can be obtained.
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Here we report the theory of laser cooling and collimation of an atomic beam ina diffuse light field. The experimental results of two-dimensional collimation of the atomicbeam using a nearly resonant red-shifted diffuse light field are given. The transverse equivalent temperature of the atomic beam has been reduced from 556μk to 313μk by diffuse lightfield. With this mechanism, a two dimensional collimated atomic beam can be obtained.
Key concepts: Collimated light, Light field, Atomic beam, Optics, Field (mathematics), Beam (structure), Transverse plane, Physics