Electrodynamic trapping of spinless neutral atoms with an atom chip
T. Kishimoto, H. Hachisu, J. Fujiki, K. Nagato, M. Yasuda, H. Katori
Abstract
Three dimensional electrodynamic trapping of neutral atoms has been demonstrated. By applying time-varying inhomogeneous electric fields with micron-sized electrodes, nearly 102 strontium atoms in the 1S0 state have been trapped with a lifetime of 80 ms. In order to design the electrodes, we numerically analyzed the electric field and simulated atomic trajectories in the trap, which showed reasonable agreement with the experiment.
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