Abstract
The polarization of the π component of the Zeeman split Li2P–2S transition allows a direct spectroscopic measurement of the local magnetic pitch angle. Li atoms are injected radially into TEXT as a 95 keV beam and the intensity of the transmitted beam is detected. A polarization-modulated, cavity-dumped dye laser, tuned into resonance with the π line, is injected collinearly with the beam. Laser excitation of the beam results in an enhanced beam attenuation. Time-resolved detection of the transmitted Li beam allows determination of the local magnetic pitch angle. Details of the system and results of recent measurements will be discussed.
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