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An Enriched 40K Source for Fermionic Atom Studies

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Author(s)

B. L. DeMarco, H Rohner, Deborah S. Jin

Abstract

We have developed a novel, enriched potassium source for use in trapping and cooling of the fermionic isotope 40K. The source is clean, easily controllable, and consistent with high vacuum applications. With this enriched source, we are able to collect 108 40K atoms in a vapor cell magneto-optical trap.
Citation
Review of Scientific Instruments
Volume
70
Issue
No. 4

Keywords

Fermion, MOT, potassium

Citation

DeMarco, B. , Rohner, H. and Jin, D. (1999), An Enriched <sup>40</sup>K Source for Fermionic Atom Studies, Review of Scientific Instruments (Accessed October 25, 2025)

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Created March 31, 1999, Updated October 12, 2021
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