YbRb A Candidate for an Ultracold Paramagnetic Molecule
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1 YbRb A Candidate for an Ultracold Paramagnetic Molecule Axel Görlitz Heinrich-Heine-Universität Düsseldorf Santa Barbara, 26 th February 2013
2 Outline 1. Introduction: The Yb-Rb system 2. Yb + Rb: Interactions in a conservative trap 3. YbRb*: Photoassociation spectroscopy 4. Towards YbRb in the ground state: Feshbach resonances and/or Photoassociation
3 1. Introduction: The Yb-Rb system
4 Why Ytterbium and Rubidium? Yb + Rb as a mixture YbRb as a molecule Rb Yb paramagnetic diamagnetic unexplored interactions independent manipulation optical and (possibly) magnetic Feshbach resonances 5 stable bosonic and 2 stable fermionic Yb isotopes heteronuclear 2 1/2 ground state electric and magnetic dipole toolbox for spin lattice models 1 1) Micheli et al., Nature Physics 2, 341 (2006)
5 Properties of Yb-Rb mixtures 87 Rb Heteronuclear scattering length (fictitious values) + Bosons: 168 Yb, 170 Yb, 172 Yb, 174 Yb, 176 Yb Fermions: 171 Yb, 173 Yb scattering length a 171 Yb 87 Rb 173 Yb 87 Rb mass m Wide range of interaction properties expected
6 YbRb-Molecules Ab-initio potentials: Yb Rb d el D e ~ 865 cm -1 R e ~ 8.85 a 0 µ mag electric dipole moment: ~ 1 Debye Sorensen et al., J. Phys. Chem. A 113, (2009)
7 The Machine photo diode Yb oven imaging Rb oven Zeemanslower dipole trap L 1 L 2 webcam MOT-beams Yb 399 Yb 556 slowing beam Yb slowing beam Rb imaging beam magnetic coils
8 2. Yb + Rb: Interactions in a conservative trap
9 The hybrid trap
10 Bichromatic optical dipole trap U 532 (r = 0) = U 1064 (r = 0)
11 Bichromatic optical dipole trap Real potential:
12 Collisions at µk-temperatures Pure s-wave collisions (p-wave threshold ~ 60 µk) Yb BIODT Rb MT defined spatial overlap between Yb and Rb cloud
13 Thermalization between 170 Yb, 172 Yb, 173 Yb, 174 Yb, 176 Yb and 87 Rb strong istotope dependence
14 Thermalization between 170 Yb, 172 Yb, 173 Yb, 174 Yb, 176 Yb and 87 Rb quantitative analysis: thermalization rate Yb-Rb scattering cross section overlap integral Th n YbRb YbRb in this trap geometry: n YbRb hard to control only relative values for YbRb can be reliably deduced
15 Thermalization between 170 Yb, 172 Yb, 173 Yb, 174 Yb, 176 Yb and 87 Rb 170 Yb does not thermalize at all (extremely) small elastic scattering cross section for this isotope
16 Thermalization between 170 Yb, 172 Yb, 173 Yb, 174 Yb, 176 Yb and 87 Rb n Rb cm -3 n Rb cm -3 P mw P mw
17 Thermalization between 170 Yb, 172 Yb, 173 Yb, 174 Yb, 176 Yb and 87 Rb n Rb cm -3 n Rb cm -3 P mw P mw
18 Thermalization between 170 Yb, 172 Yb, 173 Yb, 174 Yb, 176 Yb and 87 Rb better control of n YbRb YbRb = 4 a 2 scattering length: a ~ 10 a 0 n Rb cm -3 n Rb cm -3 P mw P mw
19 Thermalization between 170 Yb, 172 Yb, 173 Yb, 174 Yb, 176 Yb and 87 Rb 174 Yb thermalizes instantaneously (extremly) large elastic scattering cross section for this isotope
20 174 Yb 87 Rb mixture at large n Rb n Rb cm -3 n Rb cm Yb thermalized with 87 Rb trap frequencies: r ~ 1 khz, z ~ 10 Hz?
21 174 Yb 87 Rb mixture at large n Rb fast loss of 174 Yb attributed to large 3-body loss
22 Spatial separation of 174 Yb and 87 Rb T 3 µk N Yb 10 5 N Rb (a) 7 x 10 5 (b) 3 x 10 6 (c) 7 x 10 6 increasing Rb density F. Baumer et al., PRA 83, (R) (2011)
23 Spatial separation of 174 Yb and 87 Rb T 3 µk N Yb 10 5 N Rb (a) 7 x 10 5 (b) 3 x 10 6 (c) 7 x 10 6 increasing Rb density separation of the 174 Yb-cloud and the (smaller) 87 Rb-cloud located in the trap center observed at temperatures µk due to N Yb «N Rb, no detectable effect on 87 Rb unusually strong interactions between 87 Rb and 174 Yb F. Baumer et al., PRA 83, (R) (2011)
24 Diffusion model Rb cloud optical trap large YbRb motion of Yb is slowed large K 3 loss of Yb due to Rb+Rb+Yb collisions primarily in trap center Slowed, spatially dependent Yb loss hole in Yb distribution
25 Diffusion model Calculated axial density distribution for 1D diffusion model Assumption: unitarity-limited YbRb, n Rb = 3 x cm -3
26 3. YbRb: Photoassociation Spectroscopy
27 Photoassociative production of YbRb* 1-Photon photoassociation
28 Experimental scheme Continuously loaded simultaneous MOTs: Yb green MOT: ~ 10 6 atoms (loaded directly from slower) Rb -Dark Spot MOT: ~ 10 9 atoms; n ~ cm -3 PA-laser induces loss Rb-loss Rb 2 formation Yb-loss YbRb* formation PA
29 Photoassociative production of YbRb* 176 Yb 87 Rb Rb 795 nm
30 YbRb* photoassociation Resolved structure of vibrational level: rotational splitting hyperfine splitting
31 YbRb* photoassociation Splitting of rotational levels: explanation: coupling of F to R (Hund s case (e)) Rb total angular momentum nuclear rotation
32 Interpretation of results: Leroy-Bernstein Fit 176 Yb 87 Rb* 174 Yb 87 Rb* Fit to Leroy-Bernstein formula 1 assuming potential: V(r) = - C 6 /R 6 C 6 -coefficient for YbRb*: C 6 = 5684 a.u. Nemitz et al., PRA 79, (2009) 1) R. J. LeRoy and R. B. Bernstein, J. Chem. Phys. 52, 3869 (1970).
33 2-Photon PA-spectroscopy binding energy of ground state level PA Probe = E( )/h (+ Hyperfine ) Probe laser only couples to transitions with R = R-R =0
![Experimental scheme PA laser frequency set to single photon resonance [ PA = D1 -E( )/h] continuous trap](/docs-images/71/65540940/images/34-6.jpg "loss if probe = PA -E( )/h reduced trap loss due to light shift of probe beam on molecular transition Probe")
34 Experimental scheme PA laser frequency set to single photon resonance [ PA = D1 -E( )/h] continuous trap loss if probe = PA -E( )/h reduced trap loss due to light shift of probe beam on molecular transition Probe PA
35 2-Photon PA-spectroscopy Single-photon PA resonances used: v = -9 v = -11 R =0 R =1 R =0 R =1
36 2-Photon PA-spectroscopy v = v max - v 1.0 Yb fluorescence [rel.u.] F=1 F= A -3 (-4) Yb 87 Rb v = B photon [cm -1 ] PA laser is fixed probe laser is scanned (ground state) hyperfine splitting Münchow et al., Phys.Chem.Chem.Phys. 13,18734 (2011)
37 Binding energies: LeRoy-Bernstein Fit 176 Yb 87 Rb Assuming Long-range potential: V(R) = -C 6 /R 6 C 6 ~ 2600 a.u.
38 Binding energies of x Yb 87 Rb binding energy of high-lying levels detected with ±10 MHz inaccuracy v D adjusted for each Yb isotope (corresponding to mass scaling)
39 Scattering lengths Theoretical modelling by M. Borkowski, P. Zuchowski, R. Ciurylo, P. Julienne* Binding energies are fit by: scaling parameter switching function ab-initio potential Fit parameters:c 6, C 8, d (corresponding to D e ) *M. Borkowski et al., (in preparation)
40 Scattering lengths Best fit: C 6 = 2813 a.u. C 8 = 4.37 x 10 5 a.u. D e = 761 cm -1 *M. Borkowski et al., (in preparation)
41 Scattering lengths scattering length given by* with background scattering length: and phase: Torun 18th September 2012 *G. F. Gribakin and V. V. Flambaum, PRA 48, 546 (1993).
42 Scattering lengths From best fit: a 87,170 ~ a 0 a 87, 174 ~ 840 a 0 good agreement with thermalization measurements
43 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy transition dressed by coupling laser splitting of line increasing intensity Splitting Δ Ω S. H. Autler and C. H. Townes, Phys. Rev. 100, 703 (1955). Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
44 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy probe laser couples to a bound-bound transition PA laser scanned over 1-Photon-PA resonance (free bound) observation of splitting determination of Rabi frequency Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
45 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy 1-photon PA spectrum without coupling laser ( v= - 6 -> v = -11) R =0 R =1 Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
46 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy relevant levels for coupling laser Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
47 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy 1-photon PA spectrum with coupling laser Yb fluorescence [rel. u.] R=0 R=1 Yb fluorescence [a.u.] PA [cm -1 ] -4,898-4,896-4,894-4,892-4,890 coupling laser ( v=-6 -> v =-11) PA [cm -1 ] Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
48 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy 1-photon PA spectrum with coupling laser Yb fluorescence [rel. u.] R=0 R=1 Yb fluorescence [a.u.] PA [cm -1 ] -4,898-4,896-4,894-4,892-4,890 coupling laser ( v=-6 -> v =-11) PA [cm -1 ] Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
49 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy 1-photon PA spectrum with coupling laser Yb fluorescence [rel. u.] R=0 R= PA [cm -1 ] Yb fluorescence [a.u.] coupling laser ( v=-6 -> v =-11) -4,900-4,898-4,896-4,894-4,892-4,890 PA [cm -1 ]
50 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy coupling laser couples R=1 and R= 0 transitions v = -9 v = -5 R ~ R similar classical outer turning points for ground and excited state Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
51 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy Intensity-dependent splitting coupling laser ( v=-7 -> v =-11) Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
52 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy Rabi frequency: coupling laser ( v=-7 -> v =-11) Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
53 Autler-Townes Spectroscopy Franck-Condon factor Ultracold Group 2 Atoms Tokyo 12th October 2012
54 4. YbRb in the ground state: Feshbach resonances and/or Photoassociation
55 Back to the conservative trap Hybrid trap + independent manipulation + similar trap dephts for Yb and Rb - imperfect overlap - hard to control experimentally
56 Back to the conservative trap or simple optical trap? + experimentally simple + automatic overlap of atomic clouds (for tight confinement) - 5 x deeper trap for Rb - no independent manipulation
57 Back to the conservative trap 1st try: simple optical trap 1st goal: Find Route to create vibrationally excited molecules Feshbach Photoassociation
58 Feshbach resonances in YbRb
59 Predictions for SrRb B (G) a bg B (mg) P. Zuchowski et al., PRL 105, (2010) for YbLi see D. Brue et al., PRL 108, (2012).
60 Feshbach resonances in X Yb 87 Rb 174 Yb 87 Rb open channel bosonic Yb: I Yb = 0 only m F =0 resonances closed channel ( v = -4)
61 Feshbach resonances in X Yb 87 Rb 172 Yb 87 Rb open channel * lowest resonances with 87 Rb: 168 Yb ~ 850 G 170 Yb ~ 1250 G 172 Yb ~ 1650 G 174 Yb ~ 2000 G 176 Yb ~ 2500 G closed channel ( v = -4) 171 Yb ~ 1150 G 173 Yb ~ 1550 G * values derived from simplified model
62 Feshbach resonances in X Yb 85 Rb closed channel ( v = -2) 172 Yb 85 Rb lowest resonances with 85 Rb : open channel closed channel ( v = -3) Isotope B (G) F, m F 168 Yb , 2 (a) 170 Yb , 2 (a) 172 Yb 348 2, -2 (e) 174 Yb 98 2, -2 (e) 176 Yb 111 2, 2 (a) 171 Yb 539 2, -2 (e) 173 Yb 215 2, -2 (e) from model potential
63 Searching Feshbach resonances 174 Yb and 85 Rb in single-beam optical trap + tunable magnetic field Feshbach loss spectroscopy
64 Searching Feshbach resonances 85 Rb + 85 Rb Feshbach resonance theoretical width 1 : ~ 1.8 mg 1 C.Blackley et al., arxiv:
65 Searching Feshbach resonances Search for 85 Rb Yb Feshbach resonance No Yb-Rb resonances observed so far
66 Alternative Route: 1-Photon PA + spontaneous decay Excitation of YbRb* (or Yb*Rb) by single-photon PA Make use of large FC-Factors to poulate only few vibrational levels of the ground state
67 Final Step: STIRAP to lowest vibrational level STIRAP to v=0 by choice of appropriate intermediate level YbRb is not chemically stable Possible environment: optical 2 µm
68 The Team Axel Görlitz (PI) Frank Münchow (former PhD-student) Cristian Bruni (PhD-student) Ali Al-Massoudi (former MSc-student) Fabian Wolf (MSc-student, not in picture) Former members: Florian Baumer (PhD) Nils Nemitz (PhD) S.Tassy (PhD) M. Madalinski (MSc)
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