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VOLUME 70 (1999) | ISSUE 1 | PAGE 13
Fermionic atom laser
PACS: 03.75.-b, 05.30.Fk, 32.80.Pj, 42.50.-p
We consider an output coupling of magnetically trapped two species fermi gas to a untrapped species that can be done using rf or optical Raman transitions. The process can be used to produce an intense output beam of fermionic atoms once the device reaches a threshold for zero temperature case. For finite temperatures there is no threshold as the output current grows smoothly. The behaviour that recalls optical convenient and cavity quantum electrodynamics lasers puts us on to the idea to call the device as fermionic atom laser.