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Atomic bandpass filters are widely used in a variety of applications, owingto their high peak transmission and narrow bandwidth. Much of the previousliterature has used the Faraday effect to realize such filters, where an axialmagnetic field is applied across the atomic medium. Here we show that by usinga non-axial magnetic field, the performance of these filters can be improved incomparison to the Faraday geometry. We optimize the performance of thesefilters using a numerical model and verify their performance by directquantitative comparison with experimental data. We find excellent agreementbetween experiment and theory. These optimized filters could find use in manyof the areas where Faraday filters are currently used, with little modificationto the optical setup, allowing for improved performance with relatively littlechange.

Optimized ultra-narrow atomic bandpass filters via magneto-optic rotation in an unconstrained geometry