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Characterization of Feshbach resonances in using improved interaction potentials

arXiv:2603.02361 · doi:10.1103/p3bm-rpcb

Abstract

We characterize Feshbach resonances in all isotopologues of the system with improved interaction potentials. Starting from spectroscopically accurate Morse/long-range (MLR) potential-energy curves for the singlet () and triplet () electronic states of , we apply small phenomenological inner-wall adjustments (following Julienne and Hutson, Phys. Rev. A 89, 052715 (2014), arXiv:1404.2623v3) and fit the resulting potentials to threshold measurements for the and isotopologues, including binding energies, scattering lengths, and Feshbach resonance positions. Using the optimized potentials in coupled-channels scattering calculations, we predict and characterize s-wave Feshbach resonances in the isotopologue. In its lowest-energy hyperfine channel, all resonances are narrow ( G), strongly closed-channel dominated, and predominantly triplet in electronic spin character, in marked contrast to the homonuclear systems. These results provide a foundation for designing Raman optical-transfer pathways to produce ultracold molecules in deeply bound rovibrational levels of both the and potentials across all three isotopologues.

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