Measurement of the electric quadrupole amplitude in atomic thallium transition using electromagnetically induced transparency
arXiv:2203.15357 · doi:10.1088/1361-6455/acb118
Abstract
We report a measurement of the transition amplitude ratio of an electric quadrupole () to a magnetic dipole () of the transition in atomic thallium. We utilized the electromagnetically induced transparency (EIT) mechanism and the sideband-bridging technique to resolve the isotopic transitions and their hyperfine manifold. Our measurement gave for Tl, and for Tl, which was measured for the first time. Our result provides a reference point for the theoretical calculation of atomic structure and new input for the long dispute on the atomic thallium PNC measurements.
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