Zero crossings of the differential scalar polarizability of Ba clock transition
arXiv:2603.10740 · doi:10.1103/wdgl-2vhf
Abstract
The differential scalar polarizability of the Ba S-to-D clock transition has a zero crossing near 481nm, which is measured to be 623.603\,13(17)\,THz. From this measurement, we infer a ratio of reduced matrix elements , which provides a stringent test of atomic structure calculations and experimental determination of matrix elements. Additionally, it enables the construction of an accurate approximation to , valid for frequencies up to 450\,THz, with only one reduced matrix element, , appearing in the model's parameterization. We discuss the achievable accuracy of the model, the application to the assessment of blackbody radiation (BBR) shifts in ion-based clocks, and the applicability of the approach to other alkaline-earth ions.
arXiv comment8 pages, 5 figures
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