Designing a Zeeman Slower for Scientists

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Hellow,i want to know how to design a Zeeman slower,a device which takes Sr87 atoms with an average velocity of about 900m/s and over a distance of 30cm ,reduces their velocity to a few tens of meters per second in a continuous manner via laser cooling and the Zeeman effect
I hope i can receive your letter soon.

Thank you!
 
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Did you try a Google search on "Zeeman slower"? The first page of results has some entries that look promising.

By the way, just as a friendly tip... when you're posting a question in a forum of any kind, it helps to put the subject of your question in the subject line of the posting, instead of something completely uninformative like "Help?" :smile:
 
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