What is a good physics book to learn about laser cooling techniques?
For a graduate student, preferably something recently written so it's modern and up to date with latest improvements and technologies
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This is becoming a more common question for today's modern computer science majors
You can get a broad selection form update summary with up todate methods, but not necessarily information on the latest setup or equipment which would naturally be patented and some kept confidential
Here are some books to check out:
Optical Refrigeration: Science and Applications of Laser Cooling of SolidsJun 8, 2009
by Richard I. Epstein and Mansoor Sheik-Bahae
Laser Control of Atoms and MoleculesJan 1, 2012
by Vladilen Letokhov
Coherent Atomic Manipulation and Cooling: Interferometric Laser Cooling and Composite Pulses for Atom Interferometry (Springer Theses)Aug 20, 2015
by Alexander J. Dunning
Laser Cooling: Fundamental Properties and ApplicationsOct 6, 2016
by Galina Nemova
Laser cooling and trappingMay 17, 2017
by Vasant Natarajan
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