Skip to Content
No preview available

Actions

Download Analytics Citations

Export to: EndNote  |  Zotero  |  Mendeley

Collections

This file is not currently in any collections.

Prospects of forming high-spin polar molecules from ultracold atoms [dataset] Open Access

We have investigated Feshbach resonances in collisions of high-spin atoms such as Er and Dy with closed-shell atoms such as Sr and Yb, using coupled-channel scattering and bound-state calculations. We consider both low-anisotropy and high-anisotropy limits. In both regimes we find many resonances with a wide variety of widths. The wider resonances are suitable for tuning interatomic interactions, while some of the narrower resonances are highly suitable for magnetoassociation to form high-spin molecules. These molecules might be transferred to short-range states, where they would have large magnetic moments and electric dipole moments that can be induced with very low electric fields. The results offer the opportunity to study mixed quantum gases where one species is dipolar and the other is not, and open up important prospects for a new field of ultracold high-spin polar molecules.

Descriptions

Resource type
Dataset
Contributors
Creator: Frye, Matthew D. 1
Cornish, Simon L. 1
Creator: Hutson, Jeremy M. 1
1 Durham University, UK
Funder
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Research methods
Other description
Keyword
Quantum gases
Subject
Location
Language
Cited in
arxiv:1910.09641
Identifier
ark:/32150/r1kh04dp733
doi:10.15128/r1kh04dp733
Rights
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY)

Publisher
Durham University
Date Created

File Details

Depositor
M.D. Frye
Date Uploaded
Date Modified
9 September 2020, 13:09:46
Audit Status
Audits have not yet been run on this file.
Characterization
File format: zip (ZIP Format)
Mime type: application/zip
File size: 2118849
Last modified: 2020:09:08 15:53:43+01:00
Filename: Data_for_repository.zip
Original checksum: e048a71767dbbd7934dd284886451fb3
Activity of users you follow
User Activity Date