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The European Physical Journal D

Photo-dissociation of Cold MgH $\mathsf{^ + }$ ions

A. Bertelsen, Ivan R. Vogelius, Solvejg J�rgensen, Ronnie Kosloff, Michael Drewsen

Published Nov 1, 2004• 23 citations
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10.1140/epjd/e2004-00152-9

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Photo-dissociation of Cold MgH +\mathsf{^ + }+ ions
The first steps toward the implementation of a simple scheme for rotational cooling of MgH + ions based on rotational state optical pumping is considered. The various aspects of such an experiment are described in detail, and the rotational state-selective dissociation spectra of translationally and vibrationally cold MgH + ions are presented, with and without the optical pumping laser being present. While rotational cooling is as yet not evident, first results showed evidence of a change in the rotational distribution in the presence of the optical pumping laser.