Enhanced optical molasses cooling for Cs atoms with largely detuned cooling lasers

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We report a detailed study of the enhanced optical molasses cooling of Cs atoms, whose large hyperfine structure allows to use the largely red-detuned cooling lasers. We find that the combination of a large frequency detuning of about-110 MHz for the cooling laser and a suitable control for the powers of the cooling and repumping lasers allows to reach a cold temperature of ∼ 5.5 μK. We obtain 5.1× 107 atoms with the number density around 1× 1012 cm-3. Our result gains a lower temperature than that got in other experiments, in which the cold Cs atoms with the temperature of ∼ 10 μK have been achieved by the optical molasses cooling.

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Zhang, D., Li, Y. Q., Wang, Y. F., Fu, Y. M., Li, P., Liu, W. L., … Jia, S. T. (2020). Enhanced optical molasses cooling for Cs atoms with largely detuned cooling lasers. Chinese Physics B, 29(2). https://doi.org/10.1088/1674-1056/ab5fc6

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