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Figure B.1: Grotrian diagram for Sodium, neglecting fine and hyperfine structure<br />

splittings. Allowed transitions are indicated. <strong>The</strong> spectroscopic notation and the<br />

atomic configuration are presented. Energy is not to scale.<br />

with the anomalous Zeeman effect, is shown in fig. B.2.<br />

<strong>The</strong> slowing transition for the Zeeman-slower is 20MHz red detuned from the<br />

|F = 2〉 → |F ′ = 3〉-transition. Eventually the atoms will leave the cycling-transition<br />

used to slow and cool them, and will fall into the dark state (F=1). <strong>The</strong> repump beam<br />

between the |F = 1〉 → |F ′ = 2〉-transition pumps the atom back into the cycling-<br />

transition, see fig. B.3.<br />

In table B.1 we have summarized some basic physical properties.<br />

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