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Laser cooling and trapping of neutral molecules has made substantial progress in the past few years. On one hand, molecules have more complex energy level structures than atoms, thus bringing great challenges to direct laser cooling and trapping; on the other hand, cold molecules show great advantages in cold molecular collisions and cold chemistry, as well as the applications in many-body interactions and fundamental physics such as searching for fundamental symmetry violations. In recent years, polar diatomic molecules such as SrF, YO, and CaF have been demonstrated experimentally in direct laser cooling techniques and magneto-optic traps (MOTs), all of which require a comprehensive understanding of their molecular internal level structures. Other suitable candidates have also been proposed, such as YbF, MgF, BaF, HgF or even SrOH and YbOH, some of which are already found to play important roles in searching for variations of fundamental constants and the measurement of the electron’s Electric Dipole Moment (eEDM). As early as 2004, the CaH molecule was selected as a good candidate for laser cooling and magneto-optical trapping. In this article, we first theoretically investigate the Franck−Condon factors of CaH in the
${{\rm{A}}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2}\leftarrow {{\rm{X}}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2}$ transition by the Morse potential method, the closed-form approximation method and the Rydberg-Klein-Rees method separately, and prove that Franck−Condon factor matrix between$ {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ state and$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2} $ state is highly diagonalized, and indicate that sum of f00, f01 and f02 for each molecule is greater than 0.9999 and almost 1 × 104 photons can be scattered to slow the molecules with merely three lasers. The molecular hyperfine structures of$ {X}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ , as well as the transitions and associated hyperfine branching ratios in the${{\rm{A}}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2}\left(J=1/2, \mathrm{ }+\right)\leftarrow {{\rm{X}}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2}\left(N=1, \mathrm{ }-\right)$ transition of CaH, are examined via the effective Hamiltonian approach. According to these results, in order to fully cover the hyperfine manifold originating from$ |X, \mathrm{ }N=1, -\rangle $ , we propose the sideband modulation scheme that at least two electro-optic modulators (EOMs) should be required for CaH when detuning within 3Γ of the respective hyperfine transition. In the end, we analyze the Zeeman structures and magnetic g factors with and without J mixing of the$ |X, \mathrm{ }N=1, -\rangle $ state to undercover more information about the magneto-optical trapping. Our work here not only demonstrates the feasibility of laser cooling and trapping of CaH, but also illuminates the studies related to spectral analysis in astrophysics, ultracold molecular collisions and fundamental physics such as exploring the fundamental symmetry violations.-
Keywords:
- cold molecules /
- laser cooling /
- CaH molecule /
- Franck-Condon factors
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图 1 CaH分子高度对角化的F-C因子矩阵
Figure 1. Highly diagonalized F-C factor matrix of CaH.
图 2 CaH分子准封闭跃迁循环的激光冷却方案. 其中的蓝线表示泵浦激光,
$ {\lambda }_{\upsilon {\upsilon }'} $ 表示泵浦激光的跃迁波长, 绿色虚线表示从$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2} $ 态自发辐射的衰变率, 即F-C因子$ {f}_{{\upsilon }'\upsilon } $ Figure 2. Proposed scheme to create a quasi-closed cycling transition for laser cooling of CaH. Blue solid lines indicate the laser-driven transitions at the wavelengths
$ {\lambda }_{\upsilon {\upsilon }'} $ , while green dotted lines indicate the spontaneous decays from the$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2} $ state along with the corresponding F-C factors$ {f}_{{\upsilon }'\upsilon } $ .
图 3 CaH转动能级和超精细能级的能级分裂以及准封闭的跃迁循环. 根据选择定则, 由
$|A, {\upsilon }'=0, {J}'=1/2, +\rangle \leftarrow$ $ |X, \upsilon =0, N=1, \mathrm{ }-\rangle $ 跃迁(绿色实线)被泵浦到上能级的分子将会自发辐射回N = 1的基态Figure 3. Energy splitting between different rotational hyperfine levels and the closure of the rotational structures for CaH. Due to selection rules, driving the
$|A, {\upsilon }'=0, {J}'= $ $ 1/2, +\rangle \leftarrow |X, \upsilon =0, N=1, \mathrm{ }-\rangle$ transition (green solid upward lines) will allow a spontaneous decay (green dotted downward line) that goes back to N = 1 state.
图 4 能同时覆盖CaH分子
$ |X, \mathrm{ }N=1, -\rangle $ 态下四个子能级的边带调制方案. 中间的黑色实线表示基频光; 蓝色实线表示超精细能级的中心频率; 黑色虚线与红色实线分别表示两个EOM的边带, 调制频率分别为fmod1 = 994.25 MHz 和 fmod2 = 941.25 MHz. 每个边带的失谐量均控制在3Γ内Figure 4. Proposed sideband modulation scheme to simultaneously cover all hyperfine transitions originating from the
$ |X, \mathrm{ }N=1, -\rangle $ state of CaH. The black solid line in the middle indicates the fundamental laser frequency, while the blue solid line corresponds to the central frequency of the hyperfine transitions. The black dash line and the red solid line represent the sidebands of two EOMs respectively with the modulating frequencies fmod1 = 994.25 MHz and fmod2 = 941.25 MHz. All the hyperfine levels are well addressed for detuning within 3Γ of the respective hyperfine transition.
图 5 CaH在
$ |X, \mathrm{ }N=1, -\rangle $ 态的塞曼能移. 红线和蓝线分别表示$ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=2\rangle $ 态和$ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=1\rangle $ 态, 黑线代表了$ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=0\rangle $ 态和$ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=1\rangle $ 态Figure 5. Zeeman structures for the
$ |X, \mathrm{ }N=1, -\rangle $ state of CaH. The red and blue lines indicate the energy levels for$ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=2\rangle $ and$ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=1\rangle $ states, while the black lines represent the energy levels for$ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=0\rangle $ and$ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=1\rangle $ states, respectively.表 2 用三种方法(闭合近似法、莫尔斯势法和RKR反演法)计算的CaH分子的部分F-C因子
Table 2. Calculated Franck-Condon factors of CaH by the closed-form approximation method, the Morse potential method and the RKR inversion method.
方法 f00 f01 f02 f11 f13 闭合近似 0.9846 0.0152 0.0001 0.9545 0.00035 莫尔斯势 0.9850 0.0146 0.0004 0.9560 0.0014 RKR反演 0.99542 0.00454 0.00004 0.98631 0.00012 Ref. [50] 0.961 0.038 0.002 0.885 0.005 
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表 3 CaH分子
$ {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ 态和$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2} $ 间跃迁波长的计算值和实验值, 括号内的数值代表最后位的不确定度(标准偏差)Table 3. Comparison between the calculated and experimental results of the transition wavelengths between
$ {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ and$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2} $ states of CaH. Numbers in parentheses indicate the uncertainty (standard deviation) in the last figures.
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表 4 CaH分子
$ {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ 态的转动常数和超精细结构常数Table 4. Rotational and hyperfine structure parameters for the
$ {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ state of CaH.参数 Ref. [59] $ {B}_{\upsilon } $/MHz 126772.935 $ {D}_{\upsilon } $/MHz 5.546 $ {\gamma_\upsilon } $/MHz 1305.755 $ {b}_{\upsilon } $/MHz 155.785 $ {c}_{\upsilon } $/MHz 4.74
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表 5 CaH分子
$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ 的超精细跃迁频率(ΔJ = 0和1, ΔF = ± 1和0).Table 5. Calculated frequencies for hyperfine transitions
$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}\Pi _{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ (ΔJ = 0 and 1, ΔF = ± 1 and 0) for CaH.$ N\to N' $ $J \to J'$ $F \to F' $ νcal/MHz νexpa/MHz νcal– νexp/MHz 0$ \to $1 1/2$ \to $1/2 1$ \to $1 252163.0907 252163.082 0.0087 1$ \to $0 252216.3510 252216.347 0.004 0$ \to $1 252320.4557 252320.467 –0.0113 1/2$ \to $3/2 1$ \to $1 254074.8288 254074.834 –0.0052 1$ \to $2 254176.4055 254176.415 –0.0095 0$ \to $1 254232.1938 254232.179 0.0148 aRef. [59]
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表 6 CaH分子
$ |X, \upsilon =0, \mathrm{ }N=1, \mathrm{ }-\rangle $ 态理想的组分和考虑J混合的组分Table 6. Nominal labels and actual labels due to J mixing for the
$ |X, N=1, -\rangle $ state of CaH molecules.理想的组分 考虑 J 混合后真实的组分 $ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=2\rangle $ $ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=2\rangle $ $ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=1\rangle $ $0.999238\left|J=3/2, \right.F=1\rangle +\\0.039028\left|J=1/2, \right.F=1\rangle$ $ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=1\rangle $ $-0.039028\left|J=3/2, \right.F=1\rangle +\\0.999238\left|J=1/2, \right.F=1\rangle$ $ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=0\rangle $ $ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=0\rangle $
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表 7 CaH分子
$ |A, \mathrm{ }J'=1/2, +\rangle $ 态跃迁到$|X, \mathrm{ }N= $ $ 1, -\rangle$ 态的超精细跃迁分支比Table 7. Calculated hyperfine branching ratios for decays from
$ |A, \mathrm{ }J'=1/2, +\rangle $ to$ |X, \mathrm{ }N=1, -\rangle $ for CaH molecules.J F MF F' = 0 F' = 1 $M'_{\rm F} = 0$ $M'_{\rm F} = -1$ $M'_{\rm F} = 0$ $M'_{\rm F} = 1$ 3/2 –2 0.000000 0.166667 0.000000 0.000000 –1 0.000000 0.083333 0.083333 0.000000 0 0.000000 0.027778 0.111111 0.027778 1 0.000000 0.000000 0.083333 0.083333 2 0.000000 0.000000 0.000000 0.166667 3/2 –1 0.099024 0.034202 0.034202 0.000000 0 0.099024 0.034202 0.000000 0.034202 1 0.099024 0.000000 0.034202 0.034202 1/2 –1 0.234309 0.215798 0.215798 0.000000 0 0.234309 0.215798 0.000000 0.215798 1 0.234309 0.000000 0.215798 0.215798 1/2 0 0.000000 0.222222 0.222222 0.222222
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$ {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ ($ \upsilon =0, N=1 $ )态的朗德g因子Table 8. The g factors for the
$ {\mathrm{X}}^{2}\Sigma _{1/2} $ ($\upsilon =0, $ $ N=1$ ) state of CaH molecules.态 g (没有J 混合) g (有J 混合) $ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=2\rangle $ 0.50 0.50 $ \left|J=3/2, \right.F=1\rangle $ 0.83 0.865 $ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=1\rangle $ –0.33 –0.365 $ \left|J=1/2, \right.F=0\rangle $ 0.00 0.000
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