Pushing single atoms near an optical cavity

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Autores principales: Lee, Dowon, Ha, Taegyu, Kim, Donggeon, Kim, Keumhyun, An, Kyungwon, Lee, Moonjoo
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Publicado: 2024
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author Lee, Dowon
Ha, Taegyu
Kim, Donggeon
Kim, Keumhyun
An, Kyungwon
Lee, Moonjoo
author_facet Lee, Dowon
Ha, Taegyu
Kim, Donggeon
Kim, Keumhyun
An, Kyungwon
Lee, Moonjoo
contents Optical scattering force is used to reduce the loading time of single atoms to a cavity mode. Releasing a cold atomic ensemble above the resonator, we apply a push beam along the direction of gravity, offering fast atomic transport with narrow velocity distribution. We also observe in real time that, when the push beam is illuminated against gravity, single atoms slow down and even turn around in the mode, through the cavity-transmission measurement. Our method can be employed to make atom-cavity experiments more efficient.
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spellingShingle Pushing single atoms near an optical cavity
Lee, Dowon
Ha, Taegyu
Kim, Donggeon
Kim, Keumhyun
An, Kyungwon
Lee, Moonjoo
Quantum Physics
Atomic Physics
Optics
Optical scattering force is used to reduce the loading time of single atoms to a cavity mode. Releasing a cold atomic ensemble above the resonator, we apply a push beam along the direction of gravity, offering fast atomic transport with narrow velocity distribution. We also observe in real time that, when the push beam is illuminated against gravity, single atoms slow down and even turn around in the mode, through the cavity-transmission measurement. Our method can be employed to make atom-cavity experiments more efficient.
title Pushing single atoms near an optical cavity
topic Quantum Physics
Atomic Physics
Optics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.03019