Continuous thermochemical sources produce bright AlF molecular beams that can be cooled to low rotational temperatures and velocities using buffer gas, potentially aiding molecular trapping.
Transition-potential coupled cluster II: optimisation of the core orbital occupation number
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Continuous thermochemical sources of AlF molecules
Continuous thermochemical sources produce bright AlF molecular beams that can be cooled to low rotational temperatures and velocities using buffer gas, potentially aiding molecular trapping.
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Enhanced Loading of a Molecular Magneto-Optical Trap
Monte Carlo modeling of a CaF DC MOT identifies capture-velocity improvements and an intrinsic loss mechanism, enabling an experimental trap with 1.5 million molecules (8x prior results).