Measuring the branching ratios from the state to metastable states in europium
arXiv:1611.03569 · doi:10.1016/j.optcom.2017.01.059
Abstract
We measure the branching ratios from the excited state to six metastable states of europium through fluorescence spectroscopy of an atomic beam. The sum of the six branching ratios is estimated to be . This research provides us with insightful information to determine the feasibility of using the transition in order to implement the Zeeman slowing for europium atoms in the ground state. Based on this result, we also propose a scheme for Zeeman slowing and magneto-optical trapping, using a specific metastable state which has a cyclic transition.
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