Abstract
A novel mechanism of the drift of a gas is described. It occurs under velocity-selective excitation in a cell with magnetized walls. The effect can be used for isotope-selective control of the spatial distributions of gases and purification, probing the corrugation of the near-the-surface potential for the gas–surface atomic scattering, studying heterogeneous chemical reactions, and potentially in laser cooling.
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