Self-assembled Zeeman slower based on spherical permanent magnets
V. Lebedev, D. M. Weld

TL;DR
This paper introduces a simple, stable, and cost-effective Zeeman slower using a 3D array of self-assembled spherical permanent magnets, eliminating the need for electrical power or cooling.
Contribution
It presents a novel magnetic field generation method for Zeeman slowers using self-assembled spherical magnets, enhancing simplicity and stability.
Findings
The design effectively produces the required magnetic field profile.
The Zeeman slower is quick to assemble and inexpensive.
No electrical power or cooling is needed for operation.
Abstract
We present a novel type of longitudinal Zeeman slower. The magnetic field profile is generated by a 3D array of permanent spherical magnets, which are self-assembled into a stable structure. The simplicity and stability of the design make it quick to assemble and inexpensive. In addition, as with other permanent magnet slowers, no electrical current or water cooling is required. We describe the theory, assembly, and testing of this new design.
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