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physics.atom-ph2015★ 71 cited

Strategies for reducing the light shift in atomic clocks

Hidetoshi Katori, V. D. Ovsiannikov, S. I. Marmo +1

Recent progress in optical lattice clocks requires unprecedented precision in controlling systematic uncertainties at level. Tuning of nonlinear light shifts is shown to…

quant-ph2011★ 62 cited

Rydberg Spectroscopy in an Optical Lattice: Blackbody Thermometry for Atomic Clocks

Vitali D. Ovsiannikov, Andrei Derevianko, Kurt Gibble

We show that optical spectroscopy of Rydberg states can provide accurate {\em in situ} thermometry at room-temperature. Transitions from a metastable state to Rydberg states with p…

physics.atom-ph2009

Magic Wavelength for Atomic Motion Insensitive Optical Lattice Clocks

Hidetoshi Katori, Koji Hashiguchi, E. Yu. Il'inova +1

In a standing wave of light, a difference in spatial distributions of multipolar atom-field interactions may alter the definition of the magic wavelength to minimize the uncertaint…

physics.atom-ph2008★ 56 cited

Frequency Light Shifts Caused by the Effects of Quantization of Atomic Motion in an Optical Lattice

A. V. Taichenachev, V. I. Yudin, V. D. Ovsiannikov +1

Frequency light shifts resulting from the localization effects and effects of the quantization of translational atomic motion in an optical lattice is studied for a forbidden optic…

physics.atom-ph2007★ 177 cited

Trapping of Neutral Mercury Atoms and Prospects for Optical Lattice Clocks

H. Hachisu, K. Miyagishi, S. G. Porsev +5

We report a vapor-cell magneto-optical trapping of Hg isotopes on the intercombination transition. Six abundant isotopes, including four bosons and two fermions,…

physics.atom-ph2006★ 31 cited

Optical Lattice Polarization Effects on Hyperpolarizability of Atomic Clock Transitions

A. V. Taichenachev, V. I. Yudin, V. D. Ovsiannikov +1

The light-induced frequency shift due to the hyperpolarizability (i.e. terms of second-order in intensity) is studied for a forbidden optical transition, =0=0. A simple…