Dressed Spin of Polarized 3He in a Cell
Nuclear Experiment
2011-09-02 v1
Abstract
We report a measurement of the modification of the effective precession frequency of polarized 3He atoms in response to a dressing field in a room temperature cell. The 3He atoms were polarized using the metastability spin-exchange method. An oscillating dressing field is then applied perpendicular to the constant magnetic field. Modification of the 3He effective precession frequency was observed over a broad range of the amplitude and frequency of the dressing field. The observed effects are compared with calculations based on quantum optics formalism.
Cite
@article{arxiv.1008.4151,
title = {Dressed Spin of Polarized 3He in a Cell},
author = {P. H. Chu and A. M. Esler and J. C. Peng and D. H. Beck and D. E. Chandler and S. Clayton and B. Z. Hu and S. Y. Ngan and C. H. Sham and L. H. So and S. Williamson and J. Yoder},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1008.4151},
year = {2011}
}
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10 pages, 4 figures