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High sensitive trap loss spectroscopic detection of the lowest vibrational levels of ultracold molecules

Wu et al., 2011

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3448405219400887968
Author
Wu J
Ma J
Zhang Y
Li Y
Wang L
Zhao Y
Chen G
Xiao L
Jia S
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Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics

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We present a controllable three-dimensional fluorescence modulation technique for the high sensitive trap loss detection of ultracold molecules. The lowest vibrational levels (v= 0 and 1) of the pure long-range state 0− g (6S1/2+ 6P3/2) of a cesium molecule are detected directly …
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