Sympathetic cooling of molecular ion motion to the ground state
arXiv:1412.0782 · doi:10.1088/1367-2630/17/3/035009
Abstract
We demonstrate sympathetic sideband cooling of a CaH molecular ion co-trapped with a Ca atomic ion in a linear Paul trap. Both axial modes of the two-ion chain are simultaneously cooled to near the ground state of motion. The center of mass mode is cooled to an average quanta of harmonic motion , corresponding to a temperature of K. The breathing mode is cooled to , corresponding to a temperature of K.
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