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Continuous loading of a magnetic atom trap

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OriginalspracheEnglisch
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PublikationsstatusVeröffentlicht - 2000
Extern publiziertJa
VeranstaltungInternational Quantum Electronics Conference 2000 (IQEC) - Nice, Frankreich
Dauer: 10 Sept. 200015 Sept. 2000

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KonferenzInternational Quantum Electronics Conference 2000 (IQEC)
KurztitelIQEC
Land/GebietFrankreich
OrtNice
Zeitraum10 Sept. 200015 Sept. 2000

Abstract

Experimental results on the number of atoms, temperature, phase space densities and lifetimes for both, the magneto-optical trap (MOT) and the purely magnetic trap are presented. From decay measurements of the MOT, an unusually large two body loss decay constant was extracted. Inelastic collisions between magnetically trapped atoms and atoms in the MOT, reducing the lifetime of the MT when a MOT is discussed. An MT for ground state (7S3) Cr atoms is also realized.

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Continuous loading of a magnetic atom trap. / Schmidt, Piet Oliver; Stuhler, J.; Hensler, S. et al.
2000. 1 Beitrag in International Quantum Electronics Conference 2000 (IQEC), Nice, Frankreich.

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Schmidt, PO, Stuhler, J, Hensler, S, Werner, J, Mlynek, J & Pfau, T 2000, 'Continuous loading of a magnetic atom trap', Beitrag in International Quantum Electronics Conference 2000 (IQEC), Nice, Frankreich, 10 Sept. 2000 - 15 Sept. 2000 S. 1.
Schmidt, P. O., Stuhler, J., Hensler, S., Werner, J., Mlynek, J., & Pfau, T. (2000). Continuous loading of a magnetic atom trap. 1. Beitrag in International Quantum Electronics Conference 2000 (IQEC), Nice, Frankreich.
Schmidt PO, Stuhler J, Hensler S, Werner J, Mlynek J, Pfau T. Continuous loading of a magnetic atom trap. 2000. Beitrag in International Quantum Electronics Conference 2000 (IQEC), Nice, Frankreich.
Schmidt, Piet Oliver ; Stuhler, J. ; Hensler, S. et al. / Continuous loading of a magnetic atom trap. Beitrag in International Quantum Electronics Conference 2000 (IQEC), Nice, Frankreich.1 S.
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