High efficient loading of two atoms into a microscopic optical trap by dynamically reshaping the trap with a spatial light modulator
Source: Opt. Express 18, 13586 (2010); doi:10.1364/OE.18.013586
Issue Date: August 2010
PACS
- 37.10.Gh
Atom traps and guides - 37.10.Pq
Trapping of molecules - 37.10.Ty
Ion trapping - 42.40.Eq
Holographic optical elements; holographic gratings - 42.50.Ex
Optical implementations of quantum information processing and transfer - 03.67.-a
Quantum information - 37.10.De
Atom cooling methods - 37.10.Mn
Slowing and cooling of molecules - 42.50.-p
Quantum optics - YEAR: 2010
PUBLICATION DATA
We demonstrated trapping two neutral 87Rb atoms in a two site optical ring lattice generated by reflecting a single laser beam from a computer controlled spatial light modulator directly. The ring lattice was transformed into a Gaussian trap by dynamically displaying the holograms animation movie on the modulator. The trapped atoms follow the evolution of traps and move into the same microscopic dipole trap at the end. The detected success rate of this manipulation is larger than 90%. Under imposing the near resonance light, we observed strong light-induce collision between two atoms.
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