Tune-out wavelengths for potassium
arXiv:1302.6341 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.87.032518
Abstract
The five longest tune-out wavelengths for the potassium atom are determined using a relativistic structure model which treats the atom as consisting of a single valence electron moving outside a closed shell core. The importance of various terms in the dynamic polarizability in the vicinity of the , and transitions are discussed.
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