February 1, 1993Open Access

Lyman-α spectroscopy of magnetically trapped atomic hydrogen

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We describe the first optical experiments on atomic hydrogen in a magnetic trap, using a narrow-band source at Lyman- wavelength. By means of transmission spectroscopy we have studied the temperature and density evolution of the gas during evaporative cooling in a fixed field geometry.

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