Production and deceleration of a pulsed beam of metastable NH (a 1Δ) radicals
Sebastiaan Y. T. van de Meerakker, Irena Labazan, Steven Hoekstra, Jochen Küpper, Gerard Meijer
Abstract
We report on the production of a pulsed molecular beam of metastable NH (a 1Δ) radicals and present first results on the Stark deceleration of the NH (a 1Δ, J=2, MΩ=-4) radicals from 550 m/s to 330 m/s. The decelerated molecules are excited on the spin-forbidden A 3Π← a 1Δ transition, and detected via their subsequent spontaneous fluorescence to the X 3Σ-, v"=0 ground-state. These experiments demonstrate the feasibility of our recently proposed scheme [Phys. Rev. A 64 (2001) 041401] to accumulate ground-state NH radicals in a magnetic trap.
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