Study of matter-wave superradiance in a dipolar Erbium BEC
POSTER
Abstract
Lanthanide atoms such as dysprosium and erbium have attracted significant attention in quantum
simulation due to their large magnetic moment and rich internal structure. In this poster, we present
our new versatile apparatus that efficiently produces a dipolar erbium quantum gas and discuss
several experimental tools developed in recent years, ranging from the two-stage slowing to the
active stabilization scheme for a diode laser system. Using this new apparatus, we recently study
a matter-wave superradiance process in a dipolar Bose gas of erbium-168 atoms. We will present
detailed experimental analysis of the superradiance when the external magnetic field breaks the
symmetry.
simulation due to their large magnetic moment and rich internal structure. In this poster, we present
our new versatile apparatus that efficiently produces a dipolar erbium quantum gas and discuss
several experimental tools developed in recent years, ranging from the two-stage slowing to the
active stabilization scheme for a diode laser system. Using this new apparatus, we recently study
a matter-wave superradiance process in a dipolar Bose gas of erbium-168 atoms. We will present
detailed experimental analysis of the superradiance when the external magnetic field breaks the
symmetry.
*G.B.J acknowledges the generous support from the Research Grants Councils of Hong Kong, the Croucher Foundation, Guangdong Joint laboratory and the Harilela foundation through 16304918, 16308118, 16306119, 16302420,16302821, C6005-17G, C6009-20G, RFS2122-6S04 and N-HKUST601/17, respectively. P.C. acknowledges the additional support from the Research Grants Councils of Hong Kong (16306321).
Publication: Efficient production of a narrow-line erbium magneto-optical trap with two-stage slowing
Active control of a diode laser with injection locking using a laser line filter
Presenters
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Mingchen Huang
- Hong Kong University of Science and Tech
- Department of Physics, The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong, China