Polarizability assessments of ion-based optical clocks
arXiv:1905.04976 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.100.043418
Abstract
It is shown that the dynamic differential scalar polarisability of the transition in Ba can be determined to an inaccuracy below across a wide wavelength range (). This can be achieved using measurements for which accurate determination of laser intensity is not required, and most of the required measurements are already in the literature. Measurement of a laser-induced ac-stark shift of the clock transition would then provide an \emph{in situ} measurement of the laser's intensity to the same level of inaccuracy, which is not easily achieved by other means. This would allow accurate polarisability measurements for clock transitions in other ions, through comparison with Ba. The approach would be equally applicable to Sr and Ca, with the latter being immediately applicable to Al/Ca quantum logic clocks.
5 pages and two figures
References in corpus (10)
- An Al quantum-logic clock with systematic uncertainty below
- Development of a configuration-interaction + all-order method for atomic calculations
- Blackbody radiation shift in a 43Ca+ ion optical frequency standard
- Precision measurement of the branching fractions of the 4P3/2 decay of Ca II
- Theoretical study of lifetimes and polarizabilities in Ba+
- Suppressing inhomogeneous broadening in a lutetium multi-ion optical clock
- Precision measurement of branching fractions of Ba: Testing many body theories below one percent level
- Measurements of the branching ratios for decays in Ba
- Dynamic polarizability measurements in Lu
- Blackbody radiation shift of the 27Al+ 1S0 - 3P0 transition
Cited by in corpus (10)
- Lifetime of the level in Yb for spontaneous emission of electric octupole radiation
- Measurements of the branching ratios for decays in Ba
- Quadruply Ionized Barium as a Candidate for a High-Accuracy Optical Clock
- Branching fractions for decays in Ba
- Magic wavelength of the Ba clock transition
- A scheme for quantum-logic based transfer of accuracy in polarizability measurement for trapped ions using a moving optical lattice
- Measurement of the Ra state lifetime
- Deterministic preparation of a dual-species two-ion crystal
- Measurement of the Differential Static Scalar Polarizability of the Sr Clock Transition
- Zero crossings of the differential scalar polarizability of Ba clock transition