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Photoassociation of sodium in a Bose-Einstein condensate
C. McKenzie ; J. Hecker Denschlag ; H. Haeffner ; A. Browaeys ; Luis E. E. de Araujo ; F. K. Fatemi ; K. M. Jones ; J. E. Simsarian ; D. Cho ; A. Simoni ; E. Tiesinga ; P. S. Julienne ; K. Helmerson ; P. D. Lett ; S. L. Rolston ; W. D. Phillips ;
Date 27 Nov 2001
Subject Mesoscopic Systems and Quantum Hall Effect | cond-mat.mes-hall
AbstractWe report on the formation of ultra-cold Na$_2$ molecules using single-photon photoassociation of a Bose-Einstein condensate. The photoassociation rate, linewidth and light shift of the J=1, $v=135$ vibrational level of the mterm{A}{1}{+}{u} molecular bound state have been measured. We find that the photoassociation rate constant increases linearly with intensity, even where it is predicted that many-body effects might limit the rate. Our observations are everywhere in good agreement with a two-body theory having no free parameters.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/0111501
Other source [GID 728194] pmid11909433
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