Two-element Zeeman Slower for Rubidium and Lithium
G. Edward Marti, Ryan Olf, Enrico Vogt, Anton \"Ottl, and Dan M., Stamper-Kurn

TL;DR
This paper presents a novel two-element Zeeman slower that efficiently produces overlapped slow atomic beams of rubidium and lithium using a three-stage design optimized for different atomic masses.
Contribution
Introduction of a three-stage Zeeman slower capable of simultaneously decelerating rubidium and lithium atoms in a compact, robust setup.
Findings
Successful generation of overlapped slow beams of Rb and Li
Effective deceleration achieved for both elements with different mass ratios
Design demonstrates high fluxes of atoms in a simple apparatus
Abstract
We demonstrate a two-element oven and Zeeman slower that produce simultaneous and overlapped slow beams of rubidium and lithium. The slower uses a three-stage design with a long, low acceleration middle stage for decelerating rubidium situated between two short, high acceleration stages for aggressive deceleration of lithium. This design is appropriate for producing high fluxes of atoms with a large mass ratio in a simple, robust setup.
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