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physics.atom-ph2017

Quantum stability of an ion in a Paul trap revisited

A. Hashemloo, C. M. Dion

We study the quantum stability of the dynamics of ions in a Paul trap. We revisit the results of Wang et al. [Phys. Rev. A 52, 1419 (1995)], which showed that quantum trajectories…

physics.atom-ph2013★ 10 cited

Wave-packet dynamics of an atomic ion in a Paul trap: approximations and stability

A. Hashemloo, C. M. Dion, G. Rahali

Using numerical simulations of the time-dependent Schrödinger equation, we study the full quantum dynamics of the motion of an atomic ion in a linear Paul trap. Such a trap is base…

physics.atom-ph2011★ 5 cited

Directed transport with real-time steering and drifts along pre-designed paths using a Brownian motor

H. Hagman, M. Zelan, C. M. Dion +1

We have realized real-time steering of the directed transport in a Brownian motor based on cold atoms in optical lattices, and demonstrate drifts along pre-designed paths. The tran…

physics.atom-ph2010★ 3 cited

Fluctuation-induced drift in a gravitationally tilted optical lattice

M. Zelan, H. Hagman, K. Karlsson +2

Experimental and theoretical studies are made of Brownian particles trapped in a periodic potential, which is very slightly tilted due to gravity. In the presence of fluctuations,…

physics.atom-ph2008★ 6 cited

Simulations of Sisyphus cooling including multiple excited states

F. Svensson, S. Jonsell, C. M. Dion

We extend the theory for laser cooling in a near-resonant optical lattice to include multiple excited hyperfine states. Simulations are performed treating the external degrees of f…

physics.atom-ph2005★ 9 cited

A nonadiabatic semi-classical method for dynamics of atoms in optical lattices

S. Jonsell, C. M. Dion, M. Nylén +3

We develop a semi-classical method to simulate the motion of atoms in a dissipative optical lattice. Our method treats the internal states of the atom quantum mechanically, includi…