Tune-out wavelength for the thulium atom near 576 nm

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Hauptverfasser: Pyrkh, Ivan, Rudnev, Arjuna, Pershin, Daniil, Kumpilov, Davlet, Cojocaru, Ivan, Khlebnikov, Vladimir, Aksentsev, Pavel, Ibrahimov, Ayrat, Kuzmin, Sergey, Raskatov, Alexander, Subbotin, German, Dyadkin, Kirill, Zykova, Anna, Tsyganok, Vladislav, Akimov, Alexey
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author Pyrkh, Ivan
Rudnev, Arjuna
Pershin, Daniil
Kumpilov, Davlet
Cojocaru, Ivan
Khlebnikov, Vladimir
Aksentsev, Pavel
Ibrahimov, Ayrat
Kuzmin, Sergey
Raskatov, Alexander
Subbotin, German
Dyadkin, Kirill
Zykova, Anna
Tsyganok, Vladislav
Akimov, Alexey
author_facet Pyrkh, Ivan
Rudnev, Arjuna
Pershin, Daniil
Kumpilov, Davlet
Cojocaru, Ivan
Khlebnikov, Vladimir
Aksentsev, Pavel
Ibrahimov, Ayrat
Kuzmin, Sergey
Raskatov, Alexander
Subbotin, German
Dyadkin, Kirill
Zykova, Anna
Tsyganok, Vladislav
Akimov, Alexey
contents We report the theoretical prediction and measurement of a tune-out wavelength for the ground state of the thulium atom in a linearly polarized optical dipole trap with a wavelength of approximately 576 nm. The measurements were conducted using a combination of trap frequency and RF loss spectroscopy, thus making it possible to separate the scalar and tensor parts of the total polarizability without measurements in the range of negative total polarizability. The calculated tune-out wavelength is consistent with the measured one of $575.646_{-0.014}^{+0.016}$ nm in air. The existence of the zero in the polarizability for the Tm ground state was confirmed by the trap loss experiment, which also made it possible to refine the tune-out wavelength to $575.646_{-0.004}^{+0.004}$. Despite the presence of an imaginary part of the polarizability at some wavelengths, it was experimentally demonstrated that, with a proper choice of the dipole trap polarization, it was possible to achieve Bose-Einstein condensation of thulium atoms in the range from 575.348 to 575.689 nm, covering the tune-out wavelength.
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spellingShingle Tune-out wavelength for the thulium atom near 576 nm
Pyrkh, Ivan
Rudnev, Arjuna
Pershin, Daniil
Kumpilov, Davlet
Cojocaru, Ivan
Khlebnikov, Vladimir
Aksentsev, Pavel
Ibrahimov, Ayrat
Kuzmin, Sergey
Raskatov, Alexander
Subbotin, German
Dyadkin, Kirill
Zykova, Anna
Tsyganok, Vladislav
Akimov, Alexey
Atomic Physics
Quantum Physics
We report the theoretical prediction and measurement of a tune-out wavelength for the ground state of the thulium atom in a linearly polarized optical dipole trap with a wavelength of approximately 576 nm. The measurements were conducted using a combination of trap frequency and RF loss spectroscopy, thus making it possible to separate the scalar and tensor parts of the total polarizability without measurements in the range of negative total polarizability. The calculated tune-out wavelength is consistent with the measured one of $575.646_{-0.014}^{+0.016}$ nm in air. The existence of the zero in the polarizability for the Tm ground state was confirmed by the trap loss experiment, which also made it possible to refine the tune-out wavelength to $575.646_{-0.004}^{+0.004}$. Despite the presence of an imaginary part of the polarizability at some wavelengths, it was experimentally demonstrated that, with a proper choice of the dipole trap polarization, it was possible to achieve Bose-Einstein condensation of thulium atoms in the range from 575.348 to 575.689 nm, covering the tune-out wavelength.
title Tune-out wavelength for the thulium atom near 576 nm
topic Atomic Physics
Quantum Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.20726