Madej et al., 1998 - Google Patents
Rb atomic absorption line reference for single Sr+ laser cooling systemsMadej et al., 1998
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- Madej A
- Marmet L
- Bernard J
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- Applied Physics B
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85 Rb, 5s2S1/2 (F”= 2)→ 6p2P1/2 (F'= 2, 3) absorption resonance with the 88Sr+, 5s2S1/2→ 5p2P1/2 transition is exploited to provide a simple, effective frequency reference for a laser cooling/fluorescence excitation source applied to single Sr+ ions. A modulation-free …
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