An inverted crossover resonance within one Zeeman manifold
arXiv:1611.03249 · doi:10.1088/1361-6455/aa7fde
Abstract
We carry out investigations of inverted crossover resonances in -driven four-level systems where can be zero. Through the use of sub-Doppler frequency modulation spectroscopy of the transition in Yb the resonance becomes manifest. The centre-frequency is inherently insensitive to first-order Zeeman shifts and equates to the two-level resonance frequency in the absence of a magnetic field. A rate equation model is used to help validate the nature of the resonance. Optical frequency measurements of the hyperfine line recorded over two months demonstrate a statistical uncertainty of . The inverted crossover resonance found with the line is used for 556 nm laser frequency stabilization, which is an alternative means when applied to magneto-optical trapping of Yb.
18 pages, 11 figures
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