Hi Dongkyu,
I had thought I mentioned this in the comments of the example, but I am pretty sure that the difference comes down to my example using uniform (flat-top) beams and the Physical Review A 92 053401 (2015) model using Gaussian beams. With Gaussian beams, the force falls off with distance more quickly (because there is less laser intensity). However, I have not independently verified this.
Because you have put the example into SI units, it should be easy for you to verify. Just change the beam type being passed to conventional3DMOTBeams to a Gaussian beam and pass the 12 mm beam radius used in the PRA.
Hope that helps!
-Steve
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Hi Dongkyu,
I have gone over your code, and everything that you have put in looks correct. I am now quite unsure where the discrepancy lies.
I think to really track it down, you would have to make a more thorough comparison of the pylcp results to the code from the Tarbutt group. That sounds like a daunting task to track down what appears to be about a 20 % discrepancy.
Sorry I cannot be more help on this issue,
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