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Measurement of the Aharonov-Casher geometric phase with a separated-arm atom interferometer

Jonathan Gillot, Steven Lepoutre, Alexandre Gauguet +2

In this letter, we report a measurement of the Aharonov-Casher (AC) geometric phase with our lithium atom interferometer. The AC phase appears when a particle carrying a magnetic d…

quant-ph2013

Test of the He-McKellar-Wilkens topological phase by atom interferometry. Part I: theoretical discussion

Steven Lepoutre, Alexandre Gauguet, Matthias Büchner +1

We have recently tested the topological phase predicted by He and McKellar and by Wilkens: this phase appears when an electric dipole propagates in a transverse magnetic field. In…

quant-ph2013

Test of the He-McKellar-Wilkens topological phase by atom interferometry. Part II: the experiment and its results

Steven Lepoutre, Jonathan Gillot, Alexandre Gauguet +2

In this paper, we describe an experimental test of the He-McKellar-Wilkens (HMW) topological phase with our lithium atom interferometer. The expected value of the HMW phase shift i…

physics.atom-ph2013

Optical pumping of a lithium atomic beam for atom interferometry

Jonathan Gillot, Alexandre Gauguet, Matthias Büchner +1

We apply optical pumping to prepare the lithium beam of our atom interferometer in a single hyperfine-Zeeman sublevel: we use two components of the D1-line for pumping the 7Li atom…

physics.atom-ph2012

He-McKellar-Wilkens topological phase in atom interferometry

Steven Lepoutre, Gérard Trenec, Matthias Büchner +2

We report the first experimental test of the topological phase predicted by He and McKellar and by Wilkens in 1993: this phase, which appears when an electric dipole propagates in…

quant-ph2006

Test of the isotopic and velocity selectivity of a lithium atom interferometer by magnetic dephasing

Marion Jacquey, Alain Miffre, Matthias Büchner +2

A magnetic field gradient applied to an atom interferometer induces a -dependent phase shift which results in a series of decays and revivals of the fringe visibility. Using our…