Molecular enhancement factors for P, T-violating eEDM in BaCH and YbCH symmetric top molecules
arXiv:2208.02588 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.106.052811
Abstract
High-precision tests of fundamental symmetries are looking for the parity- (P), time-reversal- (T) violating electric dipole moment of the electron (eEDM) as proof of physics beyond the Standard Model. Particularly, in polyatomic molecules, the complex vibrational and rotational structure gives the possibility to reach high enhancement of the P, T-odd effects in moderate electric fields. Additionally, it is possible to increase the statistical sensitivity by using laser cooling. In this work, we calculate the P, T-odd electronic structure parameters and for the promising candidates BaCH and YbCH for the interpretation of future experiments. We employ high-accuracy relativistic coupled cluster methods and systematically evaluate the uncertainties of our computational approach. Compared to other Ba- and Yb-containing molecules, BaCH and YbCH exhibit larger and associated to increased covalent character of the M--C bond. The calculated values are and for , and ~kHz and ~kHz for , in BaCH and YbCH, respectively. The robust, accurate, and cost-effective computational scheme reported in this work makes our results suitable for extracting the relevant fundamental properties from future measurements and also can be used to explore other polyatomic molecules sensitive to various violations of fundamental symmetries.
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