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Laser cooling and magneto-optical trapping of molecules is regarded as one of the state-of-the-art research fields in physics, which possesses broad applications in exploring fundamental physics beyond the Standard Model, quantum many-body physics, cold/ultracold chemistry and collision studies and so forth. Owing to the characteristic of highly diagonal Franck-Condon factors, lower saturation irradiance and larger scattering rate, the CaH molecule has been proposed as a promising candidate for laser cooling and magneto-optical trapping ever since 2004. Taking advantage of the multi-energy-level rate equation as well as the dual frequency effect, we evaluate the damping and trapping forces contained in the optical transitions of
$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}{\mathrm{Π}}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+} $ and${\mathrm{B}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+}$ , analyze the cooling and trapping performance for different laser polarization sets, power values and detunings of four laser components, and determine the variations in the damping and trapping forces due to an additional frequency component. It is discovered that if the laser polarization is set to be σ-σ+σ+σ+σ+, the detuning for the second laser component is Γwhile the detuning of other components are set to be -2Γ, and the laser power is set to be 150 mW, one can obtain a damping acceleration of 28000 m/s2, and a trapping acceleration of 19000 m/s2 for the transition of $ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}{\mathrm{Π}}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+} $ , both of which reach the optimal values under the current scope of the research and exhibit better performance than the CaF molecule. Our results, on one hand, not only offer an ideal method to comprehend the CaH MOT in theory but also help design the CaH MOT experiment or even achieve the Bose-Einstein condensation (BEC) of cold diatomic molecules. On the other hand, alkaline-earth-metal monohydrides (AEMHs) such as CaH, SrH and BaH are well-known for their permanent electric dipole moment, therefore these trapped diatomic molecules can be utilized to untangle the mechanism of dipole-dipole interaction, thus paving the way to realizing the molecular entanglement and quantum computing. More interestingly, current experimental systems for the non-zero measurement of the electron’s electric dipole moment (eEDM), including ThO, YbF and HfF+, still cannot be conducted simultaneously under the laser cooling and magneto-optical trapping technique while maintaining the ease of full polarization and internal co-magnetometry, all of which undoubtedly can increase the coherent measurement time and hence the statistical sensitivity, as well as the immunity to the systematic sensitivity. Previous studies reported that AEMHs share some similar characters with alkaline-earth-metal monofluorides (AEMFs) such as in electron correlation effects, however, the hyperfine energy level structures of AEMHs are relatively simpler than those of AEMFs, and AEMHs are prone to being polarized under the externally applied electric field. All of these lead to the trend that AEMHs may possess the dual character that it can be not only laser cooled and trapped in a MOT but also adopted as an candidate to measure the eEDM. Therefore, our work lays a substantial foundation for the theoretical and experimental study of SrH and BaH that inevitably will contribute to the exploration of the CP violation and new physics beyond the Standard Model on a scientific platform based on cold polar molecules, which is obviously different from large facilities such as the Large Hadron Collider.[1] Hudson E R, Lewandowski H, Sawyer B C, Ye J 2006 Phys. Rev. Lett. 96 143004Google Scholar
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图 1 CaH分子
${\mathrm{{\rm X}}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+}(\upsilon =0, N=1)$ 电子态的塞曼分裂示意图. F表示总角动量, 括号里的数字是每一个超精细能级的g因子值Figure 1. The Zeeman level structure for the
${{{\rm X}}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}(\upsilon = $ $ 0, N=1)$ state of the CaH molecule. F represents the total angular momentum, while numbers in parentheses indicate the g factor for each hyperfine energy level.图 2 (a) 双频效应原理图. 基态能级Fl = 2, gl = 0.5, 激发态能级Fu = 1, gu = 0.不同偏振的频率分量激发同一能级, 失谐量分别是
$ {\delta }_{1} $ 和$ {\delta }_{2} $ . (b) 囚禁频率与失谐量$ {\delta }_{2} $ 的曲线图; (c)阻尼系数与失谐量$ {\delta }_{2} $ 的曲线图Figure 2. (a) Illustration of the dual-frequency effect with the ground energy level Fl = 2, gl = 0.5 and the excited energy level Fu = 1, gu = 0. Two transitions with oppositely polarized frequency components were driven, while the detunings are
$ {\delta }_{1} $ and$ {\delta }_{2} $ respectively. (b) Trap frequency versus$ {\delta }_{2} $ ; (c) Damping coefficient versus$ {\delta }_{2} $ .图 3 CaH分子MOT中
$ \mathrm{A}^{2}{\mathrm{Π}}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ}}^{+} $ 和${\mathrm{B}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+}$ 跃迁的频率分布方案Figure 3. Frequency distribution schemes for
${\mathrm{A}}^{2}{\mathrm{Π}}_{1/2}\leftarrow $ $ {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+}$ and${\mathrm{B}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{\mathrm{Σ }}^{+}$ transitions in a MOT of CaH.图 4 不同偏振组态下的加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移的关系图. 其中激光功率均为150 mW, 失谐为–2Γ. 不同激光功率下的加速度与(c)速度和(d)位移关系图. 其中频率组分的偏振组态为(–+++), 失谐为–2Γ. 不同失谐量下的加速度与(e)速度和(f)位移关系图. 其中激光功率均为150 mW, 频率组分的偏振组态为(–+++)
Figure 4. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement under different polarization configurations where the power for lasers is set to be 150 mW and the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (c) speed and (d) displacement on different laser powers. The polarization configuration is (–+++), while the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (e) speed and (f) displacement on various detunings, where the laser power is set as 150 mW and the polarization configuration is (–+++).
图 5 加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移关系图. 激光频率偏振设置为插图中所示的情况, 其中激光功率均为150 mW. 除了额外加的频率失谐是Γ, 其他频率分量失谐都是–2Γ
Figure 5. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement using the set of detunings and polarizations illustrated in the inset. Here, the laser power is set to be 150 mW. The detuning is –2Γ apart from the additional component of Γ.
图 6 不同偏振组态下的加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移关系图. 其中激光功率均为40 mW, 失谐为–2Γ. 不同功率下的加速度与(c)和速度(d)位移关系图. 其中偏振组态为(+–––), 失谐为–2Γ. 不同失谐量下的加速度与(e)速度和(f)位移关系图. 其中激光功率均为40 mW, 偏振组态为(+–––)
Figure 6. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement under different polarization configurations where the power for lasers is set to be 40 mW and the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (c) speed and (d) displacement on different laser powers. The polarization configuration is (+–––), while the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (e) speed and (f) displacement on various detunings, where the laser power is set as 40 mW and the polarization configuration is (+–––).
图 7 加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移关系图. 激光频率偏振设置为插图中所示的情况, 其中激光功率均为40 mW. 除了额外加的频率失谐是1.5Γ, 其他频率分量失谐都是–2Γ
Figure 7. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement using the set of detunings and polarizations illustrated in the inset. Here, the laser power is set to be 40 mW. The detuning is –2Γ apart from the additional component of 1.5Γ.
图 A1
${\mathrm{A}}^{2}{{\Pi }}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}$ 跃迁中不同偏振组态下的加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移的关系图. 其中激光功率均为40 mW, 失谐为–2Γ. 不同激光功率下的加速度与(c)速度和(d)位移关系图. 其中四个频率组分的偏振组态为(–+++), 失谐为–2Γ. 不同失谐量下的加速度与(e)速度和(f)位移关系图. 其中激光功率均为40 mW, 频率组分的偏振组态为(–+++)Figure A1. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement under different polarization configurations in the
$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}{{\Pi }}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ transition, where the power for lasers is set to be 40 mW and the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (c) speed and (d) displacement on different laser powers. The polarization configuration is (–+++), while the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (e) speed and (f) displacement on various detunings, where the laser power is set as 40 mW and the polarization configuration is (–+++).图 A2
$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}{{\Pi }}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ 跃迁中加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移关系图. 激光频率偏振设置为插图中所示的情况, 其中激光功率均为40 mW.除了额外加的频率失谐是Γ, 其他频率分量失谐都是–2ΓFigure A2. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement in the
$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}{{\Pi }}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ transition, using the set of detunings and polarizations illustrated in the inset. Here, the laser power is set to be 40 mW. The detuning is –2Γ apart from the additional component of Γ.图 A3
${\mathrm{A}}^{2}{{\Pi }}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}$ 跃迁中不同偏振组态下, 加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移的关系图. 其中激光功率均为80 mW, 失谐为–2Γ. 不同激光功率下的加速度与(c)速度和(d)位移关系图. 其中频率组分的偏振组态为(–+++), 失谐为–2Γ. 不同失谐量下的加速度与(e)速度和(f)位移关系图. 其中激光功率均为80 mW, 频率组分的偏振组态为(–+++)Figure A3. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement under different polarization configurations in the
$ {\mathrm{A}}^{2}{{\Pi }}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ transition, where the power for lasers is set to be 80 mW and the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (c) speed and (d) displacement on different laser powers. The polarization configuration is (–+++), while the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (e) speed and (f) displacement on various detunings, where the laser power is set as 80 mW and the polarization configuration is (–+++).图 A4
${\mathrm{A}}^{2}{{\Pi }}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}$ 跃迁中加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移关系图. 激光频率偏振设置为插图中所示的情况, 其中激光功率均为80 mW. 除了额外加的频率失谐是Γ, 其他频率分量失谐都是–2ΓFigure A4. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement in the
${\mathrm{A}}^{2}{{\Pi }}_{1/2}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}$ transition, using the set of detunings and polarizations illustrated in the inset. Here, the laser power is set to be 80 mW. The detuning is –2Γ apart from the additional component of Γ.图 A5
$ {\mathrm{B}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ 跃迁中不同偏振组态下的加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移的关系图. 其中激光功率均为15 mW, 失谐为–2Γ. 不同激光功率下的加速度与(c)速度和(d)位移关系图. 其中频率组分的偏振组态为(+–––), 失谐为–2Γ. 不同失谐量下的加速度与(e)速度和(f)位移关系图. 其中激光功率均为15 mW, 频率组分的偏振组态为(+–––)Figure A5. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement under different polarization configurations in the
$ {\mathrm{B}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ transition, where the power for lasers is set to be 15 mW and the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (c) speed and (d) displacement on different laser powers. The polarization configuration is (+–––), while the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (e) speed and (f) displacement on various detunings, where the laser power is set as 15 mW and the polarization configuration is (+–––).图 A6
$ {\mathrm{B}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ 跃迁中加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移关系图. 激光频率偏振设置为插图中所示的情况, 其中激光功率均为15 mW. 除了额外加的频率失谐是1.5Γ, 其他频率分量失谐都是–2ΓFigure A6. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement in the
$ {\mathrm{B}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ transition, using the set of detunings and polarizations illustrated in the inset. Here, the laser power is set to be 15 mW. The detuning is –2Γ apart from the additional component of 1.5Γ.图 A7
$ {\mathrm{B}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ 跃迁中不同偏振组态下的加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移的关系图. 其中激光功率均为80 mW, 失谐为–2Γ. 不同激光功率下的加速度与(c)速度和(d)位移关系图. 其中频率组分的偏振组态为(+–––), 失谐为–2Γ. 不同失谐量下的加速度与(e)速度和(f)位移关系图. 其中激光功率均为80 mW, 频率组分的偏振组态为(+–––)Figure A7. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement under different polarization configurations in the
$ {\mathrm{B}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ transition, where the power for lasers is set to be 80 mW and the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (c) speed and (d) displacement on different laser powers. The polarization configuration is (+–––), while the detuning is –2Γ. Acceleration versus (e) speed and (f) displacement on various detunings, where the laser power is set as 80 mW and the polarization configuration is (+–––).图 A8
$ {\mathrm{B}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ 跃迁中加速度与(a)速度和(b)位移关系图. 激光频率偏振设置为插图中所示的情况, 其中激光功率均为80 mW. 除了额外加的频率失谐是1.5Γ, 其他频率分量失谐都是–2ΓFigure A8. Acceleration versus (a) speed and (b) displacement in the
$ {\mathrm{B}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+}\leftarrow {\mathrm{X}}^{2}{{\Sigma }}^{+} $ transition, using the set of detunings and polarizations illustrated in the inset. Here, the laser power is set to be 80 mW. The detuning is –2Γ apart from the additional component of 1.5Γ. -
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