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Recoil-limited laser cooling of 87Sr atoms near the Fermi temperature

Takashi Mukaiyama

Published Jan 1, 2003• 0 citations
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Abstract We report the experimental realization of quantum degenerate Fermi gases of 87Sr atoms under controlled 10- and dual-nuclear-spin configurations. Based on laser cooling and evaporative cooling, we achieve an ultracold Fermi gas of 105 atoms equally distributed over 10 spin states, with a temperature of T/TF=0.21. We further prepare a dual-spin gas by optically pumping atoms to the mF=9/2 and mF=7/2 states and observe a slightly lower T/TF than that for a 10-spin gas under the same trapping condition, showing efficient evaporative cooling under a decreasing number N of spin states ( N ≥ 2 ) despite the increasing importance of Pauli exclusion. Given that rethermalization becomes less efficient with N approaching unity, we evaporatively cool an almost polarized gas to 130 nK. The simple and efficient preparation of ultracold Fermi gases of 87Sr with tunable spin configurations provides a first step towards engineering topological quantum systems.