An effective scalar magnetic interaction for resonantly trapped atoms
arXiv:1003.4843 · doi:10.1088/0031-8949/2010/T140/014006
Abstract
Atoms can be trapped using a combination of static and rotating magnetic fields. A theoretical analysis is performed of a rotating polarisation axis which is used to eliminate regions of zero coupling. A similar result is found using linear polarisation, but in the case of circular polarisation no orientational dependence in the coupling remains when on resonance.
to appear in Physica Scripta, CEWQO2009 proceedings
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