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The origin and dynamic properties of the green fluorescence of Cs_{2} excited by laser lines in the 457-488 nm range are studied. Emphasis is placed on the analysis of the 501-527 nrn range. The identified fluorescence line progressions are attributed to the E'(3)^{1}П_{u} → X^{1}∑^{+}_{g} transition. An extension of the attractive branch of the E'(3)^{1}П_{u} potential towards longer inter-nuclear distances is reconstructed by the semi-classical method. A narrow feature at 522 nm is found to be connected with a minimum of the difference potentiał. The lifetime values are measured. The multicomponent fluorescence decays are interpreted as evidence of perturbations of the E'(3)^{1}П_{u} state by a number of bound and repulsive states of dicherent symmetry. The predissociation rates are estimated.
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The polarisation labelling spectroscopy method is applied to study the C^1Σ^+← X^1 Σ^+ band system of the KLi molecule. Rotationally resolved polarisation spectra are observed in the spectral range of 17150-20350 cm^{-1}. A set of Dunham coefficients describes the C^1Σ^+ state to 95% of its potential well depth, and the potential curve is constructed by the Rydberg-Klein-Rees procedure. The molecular parameters deduced from this work are compared with theoretical calculations.
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We report details of the apparatus and the experimental procedure leading to production of the Bose-Einstein condensate of ^{87}Rb atoms. Basic hydrodynamic properties of the condensate, like quadrupole oscillations and free fall expansion, are investigated. They provide also characteristics of the magnetic trap crucial for interpretation of future experiments.
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