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Bose-Einstein Condensates and Atom Lasers

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Editors:
  1. Sergio Martellucci

    1. University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Rome, Italy

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  2. Arthur N. Chester

    1. Hughes Research Laboratories, Inc., Malibu

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  3. Alain Aspect

    1. Institut ďOptique, Orsay, France

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  4. Massimo Inguscio

    1. University of Florence, Florence, Italy

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Table of contents (23 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-ix
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  2. Experimental Studies Of Bose-Einstein Condensates In Sodium

    • W. Ketterle
    Pages 1-29

  3. Measurement Of The Relative Phase Between Two Bose-Einstein Condensates

    • D. S. Hall
    Pages 31-42

  4. Intertwined Bose-Einstein Condensates

    • D. S. Hall
    Pages 43-54

  5. Coherent Atom Optics With Bose-Einstein Condensates

    • K. Helmerson
    Pages 55-64

  6. Non-Linear Atom Optics With Bose-Einstein Condensates

    • K. Helmerson
    Pages 65-75

  7. Momentum Distribution Of A Bose Condensed Trapped Gas

    • S. Stringari, L. Pitaevskii, D.M. Stamper-Kurn, F. Zambelli
    Pages 77-95

  8. Atom Optics With Bose-Einstein Condensates

    • S. Burger, K. Bongs, K. Sengstock, W. Ertmer
    Pages 97-115

  9. Generating And Manipulating Atom Laser Beams

    • T. Esslinger, I. Bloch, M. Greiner, 1,2T. W. Hänsch
    Pages 117-128

  10. Multiple 87Rb Condensates And Atom Lasers By RF Coupling

    • F. Minardi, C. Fort, P. Maddaloni, M. Inguscio
    Pages 129-139

  11. Theory Of A Pulsed RF Atom Laser

    • J. Schneider, A. Schenzle
    Pages 141-151

  12. The Atomic Fabry-Perot Interferometer

    • I. Carusotto, G. C. La Rocca
    Pages 153-163

  13. RF-Induced Evaporative Cooling And BEC In A High Magnetic Field

    • P. Bouyer, V. Boyer, S.G. Murdoch, G. Delannoy, Y. Le Coq, A. Aspect et al.
    Pages 165-186

  14. Dissipative Dynamics Of An Open Bose-Einstein Condensate

    • F. T. Arecchi, J. Bragard, L. M. Castellano
    Pages 187-200

  15. Non-Ground-State Bose-Einstein Condensation

    • V. S. Bagnato, E. P. Yukolova, V. I. Yukalov
    Pages 201-212

  16. Towards A Two-Species Bose-Einstein Condensate

    • E. Arimondo
    Pages 213-230

  17. Atom Interferometry With Ultra-Cold Atoms

    • M. Kasevich
    Pages 231-247

  18. Classical And Quantum Josephson Effects With Bose-Einstein Condensates

    • A. Smerzi
    Pages 249-263

  19. Josephson Qubits For Quantum Computation

    • G. Falci, R. Fazio, E. Paladino, U. Weiss
    Pages 265-274

  20. Addressing Single Sites Of A CO2-Laser Optical Lattice

    • F. S. Cataliotti, R. Scheunemann, T. W. Hänsch, M. Weitz
    Pages 275-283
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Proceedings of the International School of Quantum Electronics 27th course on Bose Einstein Condensates and Atom Lasers, October 19-24, 1999, Erice, Italy.
Since the experimental demonstration of Bose Einstein Condensation in dilute atomic gases there has been an explosion of interest in the properties of this novel macroscopic quantum system. The book covers the methods used to produce these new samples of coherent atoms, their manipulation and the study of their properties. Emphasis is given to the anticipated development of new types of sources, which more and more resemble traditional types of lasers.
Because of recent new applications and increasing demand for lasers, sensors and associated instrumentation, the chapters also cover current developments in the basic techniques, materials and applications in the field of the generation of coherent atoms.

Editors and Affiliations

  • University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Rome, Italy

    Sergio Martellucci

  • Hughes Research Laboratories, Inc., Malibu

    Arthur N. Chester

  • Institut ďOptique, Orsay, France

    Alain Aspect

  • University of Florence, Florence, Italy

    Massimo Inguscio

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