Magic Wavelengths of the Yb Intercombination Transition
arXiv:2011.06759 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.102.062805
Abstract
We calculate and measure the magic wavelengths for the intercombination transition of the neutral ytterbium atom. The calculation is performed with the \textit{ab initio} configuration interaction (CI) + all-order method. The measurement is done with laser spectroscopy on cold atoms in an optical dipole trap. The magic wavelengths are determined to be 1035.68(4) nm for the transition () and 1036.12(3) nm for the transitions () in agreement with the calculated values. Laser cooling on the narrow intercombination transition could achieve better results for atoms in an optical dipole trap when the trap wavelength is tuned to near the magic wavelength.
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