Measurement of 7p-state hyperfine structure and 7s-7p transition isotope shift in Tl and Tl
arXiv:1310.7216 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.89.012511
Abstract
A two-step, two-color laser spectroscopy technique has been used to measure the hyperfine splitting of the 7p excited state in Tl and Tl, as well as the isotope shift within the 7s - 7p transition. Our measured values for the hyperfine splittings, 2153.2(7) MHz (in Tl) and 2173.3(8) MHz (in Tl), each differ by 20 MHz from previously published values which quoted comparable precision. The transition isotope shift of Tl relative to Tl was measured to be 534.4(9) MHz. In our experiment, one laser was locked to the thallium ground-state 6p - 7s 378 nm transition, while the second, spatially overlapping laser was scanned across the 7s(F=1) - 7p(F=0,1) hyperfine transitions. To facilitate accurate frequency calibration, radio-frequency modulation of the laser was used to create sidebands in the absorption spectrum.
10 pages, 7 figures
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