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Imaging Bose-Einstein condensates at ultra-low atom-numbers and time averaged adiabatic potentials

Abstract: A simple and highly reliable laser system with microwave generated repumping light for cold atom experiments Optics Communications 290:0 110-114 (2013)

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“…In experiments with large atom numbers, like for example in [42,43], the optical density of the cloud for a resonant probe beam is of the order of 300, which is much greater than the maximum optical density (D 10) detectable by the CCD limited by its dynamic range. In order to extract quantitative information of such dense clouds using absorption imaging, one has to detune the probe beam off resonance to reduce the absorption signal.…”
Section: Absorption Imagingmentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…In experiments with large atom numbers, like for example in [42,43], the optical density of the cloud for a resonant probe beam is of the order of 300, which is much greater than the maximum optical density (D 10) detectable by the CCD limited by its dynamic range. In order to extract quantitative information of such dense clouds using absorption imaging, one has to detune the probe beam off resonance to reduce the absorption signal.…”
Section: Absorption Imagingmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…3.26, the Gaussian profile is replaced by a flattop function for simplicity without affecting the argument at the end. The Gaussian absorption profile k(x) is preserved on the image plane and it appears positive on a suppressed background [42].…”
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“…The last section of this chapter contains information about the flatness of our ring waveguide -with and without correcting the azimuthal modulation of the ring potential with static atoms. A Sagnac interferometer based on atom clock states will require an independent control of the two spin states of 87 Rb in the ring potential. To that end, elliptic radio-frequency fields are used to create two wells in two opposite arms of the ring which gives trapping for the two spin states.…”
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