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De, Backer Andrée. "Étude d'un nouveau cristal laser et développement d'un laser de puissance dans le proche infrarouge pompé par diode laser." Lille 1, 2003. https://pepite-depot.univ-lille.fr/LIBRE/Th_Num/2003/50376-2003-233.pdf.
Full textEismann, Ulrich. "A novel all-solid-state laser source for lithium atoms and three-body recombination in the unitary Bose gas." Paris 6, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012PA060078.
Full textIn this thesis we present novel techniques for the study of ultracold gases of lithium atoms. In the first part of this thesis, we present the development of a narrow-linewidth laser source emitting 840mW of output power in the vicinity of the lithium D-line resonances at 671 nm. The source is based on a diode-end-pumped unidirectional ring laser operating on the 1342-nm transition in Nd:YVO4, capable of producing 1. 3W of single-mode light delivered in a diffraction-limited beam. The output beam is subsequently frequency-doubled using periodically-poled potassium titanyl phosphate (ppKTP) in an external buildup cavity. We obtain doubling efficiencies of up to 86%. Tunability of the output frequency over more than 400GHz and frequency-locking of the cavity ensemble with respect to the lithium D-line transitions are accomplished. We measure the linewidth to be 200+400-200kHz. In the second part of this thesis, we employ the source in an experimental setup to produce to cool and trap lithium atoms. We realize samples of finite-temperature unitary Bose gases around the center of a Fano-Feshbach resonance, where interactions between the atoms are maximized. We present temperature-dependent measurements of the unitarity-limited three-body loss rate. The measured losses attain the limiting value imposed by quantum mechanics without adjustable parameters. This measurement allows for the introduction of a criterion for quasi-equilibrium. In this regime, by using technique based on in-situ imaging developed in our group, we provide a first measurement of the equation of state of the unitary Bose gas at low fugacities
Eismann, Ulrich. "Une nouvelle source laser à état solide pour les atomes de lithium et pertes à trois corps dans le gaz de Bose unitaire." Phd thesis, Université Pierre et Marie Curie - Paris VI, 2012. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00702865.
Full textChauzat, Corinne. "Études expérimentales de lasers microchips à émission continue mono-fréquence à 553 nm et à 561 nm, de puissance supérieure à 200 mW." Thesis, Rennes 1, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014REN1S007.
Full textReplacement of dye lasers emitting in the range 550-570 nm, using solid state lasers, is a real industrial issue. There are many applications both in the field of biomedical research than in metrology. Some solutions have been developed for 561 nm and 553 nm. However, they do not provide fully integrated lasers emitting single-frequency continuous Gaussian beam with a power equal or up to 200 mW. In this work, we propose a theoretical and experimental study of solid monolithic cavity lasers based on Nd:YAG diode-pumped, frequency-doubled intra-cavity, using a non-linear crystal of KTP. These cavities, consisting of several crystals, are contacted by molecular adhesion. They contain no optical layout of the beams and they have the particularity of including a double Lyot filter. We present the results obtained with those cavities emitting at 561 nm for powers greater than 300 mW. Then, after a statistical study and analysis of test results of these cavities in the long term (> 6000 hours), we discuss about the potential problems of reliability and we suggest areas for improvement. For the first time, we show that the line at 1106 nm of the Nd: YAG can oscillate in this type of cavity. Then we demonstrate the feasibility of a compact single-frequency laser at 553 nm continuously, emitting a power of 200 mW to 500 mW with a conversion efficiency of pump / visible laser of about 19%. Finally, we show that it is possible, in cavities of this type, to oscillate the Raman lines from the lines of the fundamental and doubled frequency in intra-cavity. We open the door to a whole family of solid state lasers emitting in the range of 540-600 nm
Sievers, Franz. "Ultracold Fermi mixtures and simultaneous sub-Doppler laser cooling of fermionic 6Li and 40K." Thesis, Paris 6, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA066221/document.
Full textThis thesis reports on novel techniques for experimental studies of ultracold, fermionic lithium and potassium quantum gases. The new parts of our 6Li-40K apparatus are described and characterised. We present a narrow-linewidth, all-solid-state laser source, emitting 5W at 671 nm. We employ the laser source in the context of a novel sub-Doppler cooling mechanism, operating on the D1 atomic transition of alkali atoms, for laser cooling of lithium. This D1 molasses allows us to simultaneously cool a mixture of 6Li and 40K atoms to deep sub-Doppler temperatures, while retaining large atom numbers and high atomic densities. The measured phase space densities after the molasses phase are on the order of 10-4 for both 6Li and 40K. The D1 laser cooling paves the way for fast evaporation to quantum degeneracy in magnetic and optical traps. We present the evaporative cooling of 40K atoms. The evaporation starts in an optically plugged magnetic quadrupole trap and continues in an optical dipole trap. At the end of the evaporation, we obtain a quantum degenerate spin-mixture of 40K atoms, with more than 7x105 atoms in each of the two spin states and T/TF<0.34