Uncertainty evaluation of an Yb optical lattice clock at NMIJ
arXiv:1901.00954 · doi:10.1109/TUFFC.2018.2870937
Abstract
We report an uncertainty evaluation of an Yb optical lattice clock with a total fractional uncertainty of , which is mainly limited by the lattice-induced light shift and the blackbody radiation shift. Our evaluation of the lattice-induced light shift, the density shift, and the second-order Zeeman shift is based on an interleaved measurement where we measure the frequency shift using the alternating stabilization of a clock laser to the clock transition with two different experimental parameters. In the present evaluation, the uncertainties of two sensitivity coefficients for the lattice-induced hyperpolarizability shift incorporated in a widely-used light shift model by RIKEN and the second-order Zeeman shift are improved compared with the uncertainties of previous coefficients. The hyperpolarizability coefficient is determined by investigating the trap potential depth and the light shifts at the lattice frequencies near the two-photon transitions , , and . The obtained values are Hz and Hz/mT. These improved coefficients should reduce the total systematic uncertainties of Yb lattice clocks at other institutes.
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