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physics.atom-ph2014★ 135 cited

An atomic clock with room-temperature blackbody Stark uncertainty

K. Beloy, N. Hinkley, N. B. Phillips +7

The Stark shift due to blackbody radiation (BBR) is the key factor limiting the performance of many atomic frequency standards, with the BBR environment inside the clock apparatus…

physics.atom-ph2014

Optical atomic clocks

N. Poli, C. W. Oates, P. Gill +1

In the last ten years extraordinary results in time and frequency metrology have been demonstrated. Frequency-stabilization techniques for continuous-wave lasers and femto-second o…

physics.atom-ph2013★ 821 cited

An atomic clock with instability

N. Hinkley, J. A. Sherman, N. B. Phillips +6

Atomic clocks have been transformational in science and technology, leading to innovations such as global positioning, advanced communications, and tests of fundamental constant va…

physics.atom-ph2011★ 132 cited

High accuracy measure of atomic polarizability in an optical lattice clock

J. A. Sherman, N. D. Lemke, N. Hinkley +4

Despite being a canonical example of quantum mechanical perturbation theory, as well as one of the earliest observed spectroscopic shifts, the Stark effect contributes the largest…

physics.atom-ph2011

Stability limits of an optical frequency standard based on free Ca atoms

J. A. Sherman, C. W. Oates

We have quantified a short term instability budget for an optical frequency standard based on cold, freely expanding calcium atoms. Such systems are the subject of renewed interest…

physics.atom-ph2011★ 51 cited

Cold collision shift cancelation and inelastic scattering in a Yb optical lattice clock

A. D. Ludlow, N. D. Lemke, J. A. Sherman +4

Recently, p-wave cold collisions were shown to dominate the density-dependent shift of the clock transition frequency in a 171Yb optical lattice clock. Here we demonstrate that by…