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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Física de São Carlos (IFSC) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor's at Physics from Universidade Federal do Ceará (2001), master's (2004) and PhD (2008) at Physics from Instituto de Física de São Carlos (IFSC-USP). Has postdoctoral experience at Stuttgart University, Germany, with fellowship from Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Currently holds a position as Assistant Professor at IFSC-USP. Has been acting on the following subjects: cold atoms with emphasis in Bose-Einstein condensation, specially with atoms of Sodium, Rubidium, Chromium and Dysprosium. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This proposal aims to establish a research line in the experimental study of ultracold quantum gases with strong dipolar interactions, specifically studying dysprosium atoms. Dysprosium is the most magnetic atom in the periodic table and it has been shown recently that is possible to trap and cool its isotopes, both bosonic and fermionic, to quantum degeneracy. This ability has opened the…
Nonlinear optical systems for frequency doubling make use of special crystals with nonlinear properties. In the specific case of crystals of the ``periodic-pooled'' (PP) type, the frequency doubling process is optimized by obtaining quasi phase matching between the original light that is to be double and the light generated by the doubling process. This phase matching is achieved by per…
In this project we plan to study Moiré Lenses in the context of transport and manipulation of cold atoms. Moiré lenses are variable focus lenses and in the context of this project are formed by two diffractive elements that generate a spatial phase profile equivalent to the phase profile imprinted on a light wave front by a conventional lens. The rotation of one diffractive element with r…
Magneto optical traps are among the main tools in Atomic and Molecular Physics, taking advantage of radiation pressure force to trap and cool atoms of several species. In special, magneto optical traps can be modelled semiclassiclally, allowing to describe the atomic movement as a damped harmonic oscillator. Recently, it has been demonstrated that magneto optical traps operating in narrow…
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