Laser-cooling Cadmium Bosons and Fermions with Near Ultraviolet Triplet Excitations
arXiv:2408.08424 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/2889/1/012006
Abstract
Cadmium is laser-cooled and trapped with excitations to triplet states with UVA light, first using only the kHz wide nm intercombination line and subsequently, for large loading rates, the MHz wide nm transition. Eschewing the hard UV nm transition, only small magnetic fields gradients, less than Gcm, are required enabling a 100\% transfer of atoms from the nm trap to the nm narrow-line trap. All 8 stable cadmium isotopes are straightforwardly trapped, including two nuclear-spin- fermions that require no additional repumping. We observe evidence of collisions limiting the number of trapped metastable atoms, report isotope shifts for Cd and Cd of the nm , nm , and nm transitions, and measure the Cd 5s5p5s5d transition frequency to be MHz.
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