Vibrational ladder-descending photostabilization of a weakly bound molecule: Quantum optimal control with a genetic algorithm
POSTER
Abstract
In recent decades, considerable experimental and theoretical efforts have been dedicated
to the formation of diatomic molecules from cold (1 mK<T<1 K) and ultracold (T<1 mK)
gasses. Promising methods for this task are magnetoassociation and photoassociation,
followed by a rovibrational stabilization scheme that can lead the molecule to its absolute
ground state. We propose a three-step methodology consisting of an intracurve ladder
descending scheme followed by a pump-dump scheme. We computationally implement the
first scheme for KRb, initially trapped in a Feshbach resonance of the first triplet state. We
optimize the laser pulse using a genetic algorithm
to the formation of diatomic molecules from cold (1 mK<T<1 K) and ultracold (T<1 mK)
gasses. Promising methods for this task are magnetoassociation and photoassociation,
followed by a rovibrational stabilization scheme that can lead the molecule to its absolute
ground state. We propose a three-step methodology consisting of an intracurve ladder
descending scheme followed by a pump-dump scheme. We computationally implement the
first scheme for KRb, initially trapped in a Feshbach resonance of the first triplet state. We
optimize the laser pulse using a genetic algorithm
Publication: M. Londoño and J. C. Arce, Vibrational ladder-descending photostabilization of a weakly bound molecule: Quantum optimal control with a genetic algorithm, Phys. Rev. A 108, 013301 (2023).<br><br><br>
Presenters
-
Mateo Londoño
stony brook university
Authors
-
Mateo Londoño
stony brook university
-
Julio C Arce
Universidad del valle