Measurement of the radial matrix elements of the transitions in atomic cesium
arXiv:1310.7958 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.88.052516
Abstract
We report measurements of the absorption strength of the cesium and the transitions at nm and 459 nm, respectively, in an atomic vapor cell. By simultaneously measuring the absorption strength on the Cs D line (), for which the electric dipole transition moment is precisely known, we are able to determine the reduced dipole matrix elements for these two lines. We report and , with fractional uncertainties of 0.12% and 0.6%, respectively. Through these measurements, we can reduce the discrepancy between values of the tensor polarizability for the Cs transition that have been determined through two different methods.
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