Journal de physique · 1981 · 18 citations · 7 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsAtomic PhysicsOpticsQuantum MechanicsAtomic TransitionsCold Atom PhysicsLaser CoolingMolecular ScatteringMolecular VibrationScattering TheoryAtom-field InteractionsAtom-molecule ScatteringLight-matter InteractionStimulated Emission
The influence of the resonance light pressure on the motion of atoms and molecules is studied. A kinetic equation has been obtained describing the action on particles of both the mean force of light pressure and its fluctuations. The forces that are considered are due to spontaneous and stimulated transitions and also to a certain combination thereof. The kinetic equation is used to describe the scattering of atoms in conditions close to the experimental ones [16]. The temperature of atoms cooled in a standing wave with the aid of the force of light pressure of the combined type has also been found.
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