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most citedInner-shell clock transition in atomic thulium with small BBR shift

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quant-ph2025

Coherence of Microwave and Optical Qubit Levels in Neutral Thulium

Denis Mishin, Dmitry Tregubov, Nikolay Kolachevsky +1

Hyperfine-encoded qubits in alkali atoms have established themselves as robust platforms for quantum computing, while alkaline-earth-like elements expand the state manipulation too…

physics.atom-ph2024

Loading of the narrow line Tm MOT from a pulsed cold atomic beam

M. Yaushev, D. Mishin, D. Tregubov +2

We report on building a pulsed source of cold Tm atoms and loading of the narrow-line magnito-optical trap (MOT) from the cold atomic beam. We achieve the loading rate of the first…

physics.atom-ph2024★ 4 cited

Synchronous Comparison of Two Thulium Optical Clocks

A. Golovizin, D. Mishin, D. Provorchenko +2

The experimental comparison of two thulium optical lattice clocks in a time interval of up to one hour has been carried out. The synchronous comparison of a clock transition in two…

physics.atom-ph2024

Combined microwave and optical spectroscopy for hyperfine structure analysis in thulium atoms

Denis Mishin, Dmitry Tregubov, Nikolay Kolachevsky +1

The hyperfine structure of atoms and ions is widely used in fundamental and applied research. Accurate knowledge of hyperfine splitting values is essential for quantum metrology ap…

physics.atom-ph2023★ 8 cited

Deep Laser Cooling of Thulium Atoms to Sub-K Temperatures in Magneto-Optical Trap

Daniil Provorchenko, Dmitry Tregubov, Denis Mishin +6

Deep laser cooling of atoms, ions, and molecules facilitates the study of fundamental physics as well as applied research. In this work, we report on the narrow-line laser cooling…

physics.atom-ph2021

Efficient loading of thulium atoms in a compact MOT for a transportable optical clock

A. Golovizin, D. Tregubov, D. Mishin +2

We report on building of a compact vacuum chamber for spectroscopy of ultracold thulium and trapping of up to 13 million atoms. Compactness is achieved by obviating a classical Zee…

physics.atom-ph2021

Extraordinary low systematic frequency shifts in bi-colour thulium optical clock

A. Golovizin, D. Tregubov, E. Fedorova +5

Optical atomic clocks have already overcome the eighteenth decimal digit of instability and uncertainty demonstrating incredible control over external perturbations of the clock tr…

physics.atom-ph2020★ 23 cited

Simultaneous two initial clock states preparation for thulium optical clock

E. Fedorova, A. Golovizin, D. Tregubov +5

Due to the low sensitivity of the thulium optical clock to black-body radiation and good accuracy and stability estimations, it appears to be one of the most promising transportabl…

physics.atom-ph2018★ 102 cited

Inner-shell clock transition in atomic thulium with small BBR shift

A. Golovisin, E. Fedorova, D. Tregubov +4

With direct polarizability measurements we demonstrated extremely low sensitivity of the inner-shell clock transition at m in Tm atoms to external dc electric fields and b…

physics.atom-ph2017★ 19 cited

Two-temperature momentum distribution in a Thulium magneto-optical trap

E. Kalganova, O. Prudnikov, A. Golovizin +6

Second-stage laser cooling of thulium atoms at the 530.7 nm transition with a natural linewidth of 350 kHz offers an interesting possibility to study different regimes of a magneto…

quant-ph2016★ 47 cited

Inner-shell magnetic dipole transition in Tm atom as a candidate for optical lattice clocks

D. Sukachev, S. Fedorov, I. Tolstikhina +7

We consider a narrow magneto-dipole transition in the Tm atom at the wavelength of m as a candidate for a 2D optical lattice clock. Calculating dynamic polarizabil…

quant-ph2013★ 11 cited

Measurement of the 5D Level Polarizabilty in Laser Cooled Rb atoms

S. Snigirev, A. Golovizin, D. Tregubov +5

We report on accurate measurements of the scalar and tensor polarizabilities of the 5D fine structure levels 5D3/2 and 5D5/2 in Rb. The measured values show reasonable corresponden…