Versatile control of Be ions using a spectrally tailored UV frequency comb
arXiv:1903.02965 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevLett.122.123606
Abstract
We demonstrate quantum control of Be ions directly implemented by an optical frequency comb. Based on numerical simulations of the relevant processes in Be for different magnetic field regimes, we demonstrate a wide applicability when controlling the comb's spectral properties. We introduce a novel technique for the selective and efficient generation of a spectrally tailored narrow-bandwidth optical frequency comb near 313 nm. We experimentally demonstrate internal state control and internal-motional state coupling of Be ions implemented by stimulated-Raman manipulation using a spectrally optimized optical frequency comb. Our pulsed laser approach is a key enabling step for the implementation of quantum logic and quantum information experiments in Penning traps.
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