Heating rate in a linear quadrupole trap

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2312.00683v1
• Date: Fri, 1 Dec 2023 16:06:22 GMT
• Title: Heating rate in a linear quadrupole trap
• Authors: Adrien Poindron, Jofre Pedregosa-Gutierrez, Caroline Champenois
• Abstract summary: In radio-frequency trap, the temperature of ion ensembles converges towards a hot equilibrium due to radio-frequency heating. This effect is detrimental to the stability of trapped ensembles and is the justification of cooling.
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• Abstract: In radio-frequency trap, the temperature of ion ensembles converges towards a hot equilibrium due to radio-frequency heating. This effect is detrimental to the stability of trapped ensembles and is the justification of cooling. The intensity of this radio-frequency heating increases with the amplitude of the radio-frequency field $q_x$. Using an analytical empirical formula, we show that the lifetime of the ion ensemble $t_0$ under cold condition increases with $q_x$ according to a power law $t_0\propto q_x^A$, and does not vary significantly for the several ion quantities $N$ tested. The temperature of the explosive onset $B$ decreases linearly with $q_x$. We also show that non-linear instabilities due to trapping parameters decreases $t_0$ and $B$, and produce a local increase of heating rate for certain temperature ranges.

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