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most citedQuantum interface between light and atomic ensembles

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physics.atom-ph2025

Multi-Frequency Coherence Control of Radio-Frequency-Dressed States

Bethany Foxon, Sindhu Jammi, Thomas Fernholz

We demonstrate engineering of a narrow microwave transition between trappable states in radio-frequency-dressed rubidium, reducing the static field dependence. A single-freq…

quant-ph2023

Stroboscopic microwave spectroscopy of Voigt based optically pumped magnetometers

Hans Marin Florez, Tadas Pyragius, Thomas Fernholz

We present results of stroboscopic microwave spectroscopy of radio-frequency dressed optically pumped magnetometer. Interaction between radio-frequency dressed atoms and a synchron…

quant-ph2023

An Interferometrically Robust Opto-Mechanical Coupler to Beam Polarisation

Hayat Abbas, Thomas Fernholz

In this work, we investigate a tool for hybrid quantum systems that implements a transducer to map small position changes of a micro-mechanical membrane onto the polarization of a…

physics.atom-ph2019

Ring-shaped atom-trap lattices using multipole dressing fields

Fabio Gentile, Jamie Johnson, Konstantinos Poulios +1

We present a method for the creation of closed-loop lattices for ultra-cold atoms using dressed potentials. We analytically describe the generation of trap lattices that are state-…

physics.atom-ph2019★ 16 cited

Microwave spectroscopy of radio-frequency dressed Rb

G. A. Sinuco-Leon, B. M. Garraway, H. Mas +8

We study the hyperfine spectrum of atoms of Rb dressed by a radio-frequency field, and present experimental results in three different situations: freely falling atoms, atom…

physics.atom-ph2018★ 3 cited

Controlling the dynamical scale factor in a trapped atom Sagnac Interferometer

Yijia Zhou, Igor Lesanovsky, Thomas Fernholz +1

Sagnac interferometers with massive particles promise unique advantages in achieving high precision measurements of rotation rates over their optical counterparts. Recent proposals…