• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 37, Issue 12, 1202001 (2017)
Shengqiang Li*, Mengzhi Zhang, and Liangliang Yang
Author Affiliations
  • School of New Energy and Electronic Engineering, Yancheng Teachers University, Yancheng, Jiangsu 224007, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/AOS201737.1202001 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Shengqiang Li, Mengzhi Zhang, Liangliang Yang. Electrostatic Trap Suitable for Construction of Lattices with Opened Optical Access[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2017, 37(12): 1202001 Copy Citation Text show less
    (a) Schematic for trapping molecules using three charged spherical electrodes; (b) schematic of the image method
    Fig. 1. (a) Schematic for trapping molecules using three charged spherical electrodes; (b) schematic of the image method
    Analytical solutions and numerical solutions of contour distributions of trapping field at YOZ, XOZ and XOY planes. (a)(d) YOZ plane; (b)(e) XOZ plane; (c)(f) XOY plane
    Fig. 2. Analytical solutions and numerical solutions of contour distributions of trapping field at YOZ, XOZ and XOY planes. (a)(d) YOZ plane; (b)(e) XOZ plane; (c)(f) XOY plane
    Relationship between position of trap center and voltage U2
    Fig. 3. Relationship between position of trap center and voltage U2
    Electric field distributions in Z direction and Stark potential for ND3 molecules in state (|J,K,M>=|1,1,-1>). (a) Loading; (b) trapping
    Fig. 4. Electric field distributions in Z direction and Stark potential for ND3 molecules in state (|J,K,M>=|1,1,-1>). (a) Loading; (b) trapping
    Relationship between loading efficiency and loading time under different velocities of incident molecular beam
    Fig. 5. Relationship between loading efficiency and loading time under different velocities of incident molecular beam
    Relationship between loading efficiency and center velocity of incident molecular beam
    Fig. 6. Relationship between loading efficiency and center velocity of incident molecular beam
    Velocity distributions of incident molecular beam before loading process and the trapped cold molecules. (a) VX; (b) VY; (c) VZ
    Fig. 7. Velocity distributions of incident molecular beam before loading process and the trapped cold molecules. (a) VX; (b) VY; (c) VZ
    Schematic for trapping molecules on a chip with three charged spherical electrodes
    Fig. 8. Schematic for trapping molecules on a chip with three charged spherical electrodes
    Contour distributions of trapping field. (a) YOZ plane; (b) XOZ plane; (c) XOY plane
    Fig. 9. Contour distributions of trapping field. (a) YOZ plane; (b) XOZ plane; (c) XOY plane
    Schematic for trapping molecules on a chip with a series of three charged spherical electrodes (one-dimensional electrostatic lattice)
    Fig. 10. Schematic for trapping molecules on a chip with a series of three charged spherical electrodes (one-dimensional electrostatic lattice)
    Contour distributions of trapping field at two different locations [marked with dashed box in Fig. 9(a)]. (a)(d) XOZ plane; (b)(e) XOY plane; (c)(f) YOZ plane
    Fig. 11. Contour distributions of trapping field at two different locations [marked with dashed box in Fig. 9(a)]. (a)(d) XOZ plane; (b)(e) XOY plane; (c)(f) YOZ plane
    Schematic for electrostatic trapping of cold molecules on a chip with a series of three charged spherical electrodes (two-dimensional electrostatic lattice)
    Fig. 12. Schematic for electrostatic trapping of cold molecules on a chip with a series of three charged spherical electrodes (two-dimensional electrostatic lattice)
    Top view of two-dimensional electrostatic lattice
    Fig. 13. Top view of two-dimensional electrostatic lattice
    Contour distributions of electric field in three different locations (marked with dashed box in Fig. 13) . (a) XOZ plane; (b) XOY plane; (c) YOZ plane
    Fig. 14. Contour distributions of electric field in three different locations (marked with dashed box in Fig. 13) . (a) XOZ plane; (b) XOY plane; (c) YOZ plane
    ChargeExpressionCoordinate
    Q1q+r2dq+r2dq'0,-d,0
    Q2q+r2dq+r2dq'0,d,0
    Q3-r2dq0,d-r2/(2d),0
    Q4-r2dq0,-d+r2/(2d),0
    Q5r2q2dd-r22d2+d20,-r2d-r22dd-r22d2+d2,-d+r2dd-r22d2+d2
    Q6-r2dq+r2dq+r2dq'0,-r22d,-d+r22d
    Q7r2q2dd-r22d2+d20,r2d-r22dd-r22d2+d2,-d+r2dd-r22d2+d2
    Q8-r2dq+r2dq+r2dq'0,r22d,-d+r22d
    Q9q'+2r2dq+r2dq+r2dq'-r2qdd-r22d2+d2
    Q10-r2dq'0,-d+r22d,-r22d
    Q11-r2dq'0,d-r22d,-r22d
    Table 1. Charges and coordinates
    Shengqiang Li, Mengzhi Zhang, Liangliang Yang. Electrostatic Trap Suitable for Construction of Lattices with Opened Optical Access[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2017, 37(12): 1202001
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