Author： Sandoghdar V. Drodofsky U. Schulze Th. Brezger B. Drewsen M. Pfau T. Mlynek J.
Publisher： Taylor & Francis Ltd
ISSN： 1362-3044
Source： Journal of Modern Optics, Vol.44, Iss.10, 1997-10, pp. : 1883-1898
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Abstract
Abstract. We discuss the fabrication of various one and two-dimensional chromium nanostructures. A chromium atomic beam effusing out of a thermal oven is first transversally laser cooled. This well-collimated beam is then structured and focused by the optical dipole force in a periodic light field. By introducing a substrate at the focus of the atomic beam we are able to capture this pattern directly. We discuss a few applications and challenges of this young lithography technique.
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