Potassium tune-out-wavelength measurement using atom interferometry and a multipass optical cavity
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Potassium tune-out-wavelength measurement using atom interferometry and a multipass optical cavity 2017, 95 (5) Physical Review AJournal
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This item from the UA Faculty Publications collection is made available by the University of Arizona with support from the University of Arizona Libraries. If you have questions, please contact us at repository@u.library.arizona.edu.Abstract
The longest tune-out wavelength for potassium atoms, lambda(zero) = 768.9701(4) nm, was measured using an atom interferometer with a large irradiance gradient supported in a multipass optical cavity. Systematic errors in lambda(zero) measurements that arise from laser light, Doppler shifts, and the Earth's rotation are described. The ratio of oscillator strengths for the potassium D2 and D1 lines inferred from this lambda(zero) measurement is rho = f(D2)/f(D1) = 2.0066(11), and the ratio of line strengths is R = S-D2/S-D1 = 1.9977(11).ISSN
2469-99262469-9934