Publication

Detection of applied and ambient forces with a matter-wave magnetic gradiometer
Physical Review A 96, 053622 (2017)
B. I. Robertson, A. R. MacKellar, J. Halket, A. Gribbon, J. D. Pritchard, A. S. Arnold, E. Riis, P. F. Griffin
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Detection of multiple forces at same time with a BEC interferometer
Our latest paper uses a symmetric matterwave interferometer, with an 87Rb BEC, to measure the background level of magnetic and gravitational forces simultaneously. A key result is that we have devised a method of measuring the ambient forces that are always present in the lab, even though these are too small to be detected in normal operation.
Jul 25, 2017
Detection of multiple forces at same time with a BEC interferometer
Prize for Andrew MacKellar
Andrew MacKellar won first prize at the SUPA Student Poster Competition 2016 for his poster on “Phase-contrast interferometry: Single-shot, phase insensitive readout of an atom interferometer”. Further details of this prestigious award can be found at the SUPA website by following this link.
Jan 1, 2017
Prize for Andrew MacKellar
Inductively guided circuits for ultracold dressed atoms
Nature Communications 5, 5289 (2014)
Abstract Recent progress in optics, atomic physics and material science has paved the way to study quantum effects in ultracold atomic …
G. A. Sinuco-León, K. A. Burrows, A. S. Arnold, B. M. Garraway
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Inductive dressed ring traps for ultracold atoms
Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics 47, 071001 (2014)
M. Vangeleyn, B. M. Garraway, H. Perrin, A. S. Arnold
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Demonstration of an inductively coupled ring trap for cold atoms
New Journal of Physics 14, 103047 (2012)
J. D. Pritchard, A. N. Dinkelaker, A. S. Arnold, P. F. Griffin, E. Riis
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Smooth inductively coupled ring trap for atoms
Physical Review A 77, 051402 (2008)
P. F. Griffin, E. Riis, A. S. Arnold
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Adaptable-radius, time-orbiting magnetic ring trap for Bose–Einstein condensates
Journal of Physics B: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics 37, L29–L33 (2004)
A. S. Arnold
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