Rapid production of large Li Bose-Einstein condensates using gray molasses
arXiv:1905.03555 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.99.053604
Abstract
We demonstrate the production of large Li Bose-Einstein condensates in an optical dipole trap using gray molasses. The sub-Doppler cooling technique reduces the temperature of atoms to K in 3~ms. After microwave evaporation cooling in a magnetic quadrupole trap, we transfer the atoms to a crossed optical dipole trap, where we employ a magnetic Feshbach resonance on the state. Fast evaporation cooling is achieved by tilting the optical potential using a magnetic field gradient on the top of the Feshbach field. Our setup produces pure condensates with atoms in the optical potential for every 11~s. The trap tilt evaporation allows rapid thermal quench, and spontaneous vortices are observed in the condensates as a result of the Kibble-Zurek mechanism.
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