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Trapping and Cooling of Potassium Isotopes in a Double-Magneto-Optical-Trap Apparatus

January 1, 1999
Author(s)
M Prevedelli, F S. Cataliotti, Eric A. Cornell, J R. Ensher, C Fort, L Ricci, G M. Tino, M Inguscio
We report on teh efficient operation of a double-magneto-optical-trap (MOT) apparatus for potassium isopes. Mechanisms for the cooling and the transfer between the two MOTs are studied. A magnetic quadrupole trap has been loaded from the second MOT

Resonant Magnetic Field Control of Elastic Scattering in Cold 85Rb

December 1, 1998
Author(s)
J L. Roberts, N R. Claussen, J P. Burke, C H. Greene, Eric A. Cornell, C E. Wieman
A magnetic field-dependent Feshbach resonance has been observed in the elastic scattering collision rate between stoms in the F = 2, M = -2 state of 85Rb. Changing the magnetic field by several Gauss caused the collision rate to vary by a factor of 10 4

Dynamical Response of a Bose-Einstein Condensate to a Discontinuous Change in Internal State

July 1, 1998
Author(s)
M R. Matthews, D S. Hall, D S. Jin, J R. Ensher, C E. Wieman, Eric A. Cornell, F Dalfovo, C Minniti, S Stringari
A two photon transition is used to rapidly convert an arbitrary fraction of 87Rb atoms from a [F=1, m f=-1>condenstate to the [F=2,n f=2>state. Transferring the entire population imposes a discontinuous change on the condensate's mean-field repulsion

Magneto-Optical Trapping of Fermionic Potassium Atoms

February 1, 1998
Author(s)
F S. Cataliotti, Eric A. Cornell, C Fort, M Inguscio, F Marin, M Prevedelli, G M. Tino
We have trapped 40K in a vapor-cell magneto-optical trap starting from a natural abundance sample. This rare, weakly radioactive atom is a Fermion. The number of trapped atoms is approximately 8000 with a density of approximately equal to} 10 8 atoms/cm 3