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physics.optics2026

A 3D passive ring gyroscope for seismology

Thomas Gereons, Jannik Zenner, Thorsten Groh +1

In seismology and related fields, the measurement of rotation in all three spatial dimensions is essential to complement the observation of translations. Access to all six degrees…

physics.optics2026

Optical steering of a large ring laser

Jannik Zenner, Karl Ulrich Schreiber, Simon Stellmer

A common approach to reduce the linewidth of a laser is an increase of its resonator length. In large gas lasers, however, the frequency spacing between longitudinal modes of the r…

physics.optics2025★ 3 cited

Hänsch-Couillaud locking of a large Sagnac interferometer: advancing below the flicker floor

Jannik Zenner, Karl Ulrich Schreiber, Simon Stellmer

Large Sagnac interferometers in the form of active ring lasers have emerged as unique rotation sensors in the geosciences, where their sensitivity allows to detect geodetic and sei…

physics.optics2025

A tunable, continuous-wave 130-mW laser at 213 nm

Lukas Möller, Stephan Hannig, Stefan Truppe +1

We present a tunable, continuous-wave (CW) laser system emitting at 213 nm, based on the frequency quadrupling of a single Ti:sapph laser. The setup features two sequential, cavity…

physics.optics2024★ 4 cited

Stabilizing the free spectral range of a large ring laser

Jannik Zenner, Karl Ulrich Schreiber, Simon Stellmer

A ring laser is defined by its perimeter, which directly enters the conversion factor between measured Sagnac frequency and the actual rotation rate. Large ring lasers employed in…

physics.optics2021

A frequency quintupled laser at 308 nm for spectroscopy of intercombination lines in zinc

Maya Büki, David Röser, Simon Stellmer

Many experiments in atomic physics and quantum optics, among them optical atomic clocks, require laser sources in the ultra-violet wavelength range with very low intensity noise an…