Laser Cooling and Hyperfine Measurements of Radium-225 Ions
arXiv:2407.14721 · doi:10.1103/krnz-tfh1
Abstract
Ra ions (nuclear spin ) have transitions that are first-order insensitive to magnetic field noise, which is advantageous for optical clocks and quantum information science. We report on laser cooling and trapping of Ra ions and hyperfine splitting measurements of the ion's , , and states. We measured the ground state hyperfine constant, , and the quadratic Zeeman coefficient, , of the transition. Our result addresses a discrepancy in the literature for the ground state hyperfine splitting. We measured the hyperfine constants of the state, , and the state, . We also performed state preparation and measurement using the ground state hyperfine levels and realized a fidelity of .
5 pages, 4 figures
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