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Dephasing effect of Rydberg states on trap loss spectroscopy of cold atoms

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Abstract

In this paper, we investigate the asymmetry of trap loss spectra of ultracold atoms during the excitation of Rydberg states. It is shown that the profile of a trap loss spectrum is affected by the density of Rydberg atoms as well as the dephasing rate of Rydberg states. The splitting of a trap loss spectrum is shown at the higher dephasing rates of Rydberg states. A three-level model, where the dephasing rates can be ascribed mainly to a random collision of Rydberg atoms, reasonably explains the experimental results.

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