Hyperfine spectroscopy and laser cooling of the fermionic isotopes Ti and Ti
arXiv:2603.00282 · doi:10.1103/fsn1-cdv4
Abstract
We report on magneto-optical trapping of the two fermionic isotopes of atomic titanium, Ti and Ti. Unlike the even mass-number isotopes, which were recently laser cooled, Ti and Ti have nonzero nuclear spins and, consequently, their atomic levels are split by hyperfine structure. Combining and comparing theoretical calculations and atomic beam-spectroscopy measurements, we determine the hyperfine structures and isotope shifts of the optical-pumping transition at optical wavelength 391nm and the laser-cooling transition at wavelength 498nm. With this information, we produce magneto-optical traps of both Ti and Ti by applying two additional tones of light to repump atoms to the maximum-spin states on the laser-cooling transition. Directly loading from the atomic flux of a titanium sublimation pump, we produce Ti and Ti traps with 731(190) and 1142(240) atoms, and with lifetimes of 330(15)ms and 310(8)ms, respectively.
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