Light storage in a magnetically-dressed optical lattice
Y. O. Dudin, R. Zhao, T.A.B. Kennedy, and A. Kuzmich

TL;DR
This paper demonstrates enhanced hyperfine coherence times and coherent light storage in a magnetically-dressed optical lattice of rubidium atoms, utilizing differential Stark shift compensation and a magic magnetic field.
Contribution
First experimental demonstration of light storage with extended coherence times using the magic field technique in an optical lattice.
Findings
Achieved 0.32 s light storage lifetime in rubidium atoms.
Enhanced hyperfine coherence times using differential Stark shift compensation.
Validated the effectiveness of the magic magnetic field in a one-dimensional optical lattice.
Abstract
Differential Stark shift compensation for ground state Rb atoms trapped in an elliptically polarized optical lattice and "magic" magnetic field, was recently proposed and demonstrated experimentally by N. Lundblad {\it et al.}, arXiv:0912.1528 and analyzed theoretically by A. Derevianko, arXiv:0912.3233. Here we demonstrate for the first time enhanced hyperfine coherence times using the magic field technique. We observe coherent light storage with a 0.32 s lifetime in an atomic Rb gas confined in a one dimensional optical lattice and magnetic field.
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