Photoionization Rates of Cs Rydberg Atoms in a 1064 nm Far Off-Resonance Trap
arXiv:1010.0734 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.82.063406
Abstract
Experimental measurements of photoionization rates of Rydberg states of Cs () in a 1064 nm far off-resonance dipole trap are presented. The photoionization rates are obtained by measuring the lifetimes of Rydberg atoms produced inside of a 1064 nm far off-resonance trap and comparing the lifetimes to corresponding control experiments in a magneto-optical trap. Experimental results for the control experiments agree with recent theoretical predictions for Rydberg state lifetimes and measured photoionization rates are in agreement with transition rates calculated from a model potential.
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