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Fluctuations and flux: The limits of multistate atom lasers

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Robins, Nicholas
Savage, Craig
Hope, Joseph
Lye, J
Fletcher, C
Haine, S.
Close, John

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American Physical Society

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The observation and study of classical fluctuations on an atom laser beam were reported. An 87Rb condensate, consisting of approximately 50,000 atoms were produced via evaporation in a water-cooled QUIC magnetic trap. The radio frequency pulses were amplified and radiated perpendicular to the magnetic bias field of the trap through a 22 mm radius single loop. The results show that beyond a critical flux the classical fluctuations on the output beam increase with increasing flux.

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Physical Review A: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

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