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9 February 2009 Recent progress in laser cooling via resonant cavity
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We discuss recent progress in the laser cooling experiments via resonant cavity. Following analysis of the cooling efficiency, we highlight importance of wavelength dependence of the minimum achievable temperature for a given cryocooler. Following the analysis, we utilize pump detuning along with reduction of thermal load on the sample to achieve absolute temperature of nearly 200K, a 98.5 degree drop, starting from room temperature. Wavelength dependent analysis suggests that further improvement is possible.
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Denis V. Seletskiy, Seth D. Melgaard, Michael P. Hasselbeck, Mansoor Sheik-Bahae, Richard I. Epstein, Stefano Bigotta, and Mauro Tonelli "Recent progress in laser cooling via resonant cavity", Proc. SPIE 7228, Laser Refrigeration of Solids II, 72280F (9 February 2009); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.810861
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KEYWORDS
Absorption

Temperature metrology

Crystals

Solids

Mirrors

Absorbance

Cryocoolers

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