A single-mode external cavity diode laser using an intra-cavity atomic   Faraday filter with short-term linewidth $<400$ kHz and long-term stability   of $<1$ MHz
  We report on the development of a diode laser system - the `Faraday laser' - using an atomic Faraday filter as the frequency-selective element. In contrast to typical external-cavity diode laser systems which offer tunable output frequency but require additional control systems in order to achieve a stable output frequency, our system only lases at a single frequency, set by the peak transmission frequency of the internal atomic Farady filter. Our system has both short-term and long-term stability of less than 1~MHz, which is less than the natural linewidth of alkali-atomic D-lines, making similar systems suitable for use as a `turn-key' solution for laser cooling experiments. 
James Keaveney, William J Hamlyn, Charles S Adams, Ifan G Hughes
physics.atom-ph physics.ins-det quant-ph