The focusing and collimation effects of Cold atomic clouds passing through a Gaussian beam

Physics – Quantum Physics

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We have demonstrated an atom-optical lens, with the advantage of a small scale and flexible adjustment of the parameters, created by far red-detuned Gaussian laser beam perpendicular to the propagation direction of the cold atomic cloud. This work presents the focusing and collimation effect of a cold atomic cloud, with uniform translational velocity and with vanishing initial translational velocity in gravity respectively, by the atom-optical lens. The object-image relation, focal length and the collimation effect of the atom-optical lens have been analyzed both theoretically and experimentally.

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