The inhomogeneous potential residual field is the main impediment that prevents atomic samples from reaching sub-nanokelvin temperatures in deep cooling experiments. In this study, we propose a method to reduce the potential inhomogeneity using a pair of perpendicular spatially modulated laser beams. Two 2D distributions have been calculated by decomposing the required 3D compensation field and generated by employing Fourier optical systems. The proposed approach can be used to experimentally investigate Efimov physics in ultracold K-Rb mixtures.
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