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International Optical Clock Comparison Using the European Optical Fiber Network
Marco Pizzocaro, Clara Zyskind, Anne Amy-Klein +41
Optical clocks have achieved remarkable estimated fractional frequency uncertainties reaching the level and below, enabling applications in fundamental physics, general…
Coordinated international comparisons between optical clocks connected via fiber and satellite links
Thomas Lindvall, Marco Pizzocaro, Rachel M. Godun +62
Optical clocks provide ultra-precise frequency references that are vital for international metrology as well as for tests of fundamental physics. To investigate the level of agreem…
Extending frequency metrology to increasingly complex molecules: SI-traceable sub-Doppler mid-IR spectroscopy of trioxane
Dang Bao An Tran, Mathieu Manceau, Olivier Lopez +3
Bringing increasingly complex polyatomic molecules within reach of precision measurement experiments offers fascinating and far-reaching prospects ranging from Earth sciences and a…
Near-to mid-IR spectral purity transfer with a tunable frequency comb: methanol frequency metrology over a record frequency span
D B A Tran, Olivier Lopez, M Manceau +8
We report the upgrade and operation of a frequency-comb-assisted high-resolution mid-infrared molecular spectrometer allowing us to combine high spectral purity, SI-traceability, w…
Limitations due to residual interference in a fiber-based optical frequency reference at 1.55 m
Karim Manamanni, Tatiana Steshchenko, Fabrice Wiotte +8
We present an experimental investigation of the stability limits specific to optical frequency standards using a fiber-optic architecture and semiconductor lasers. A compact setup…
A new experiment to test parity symmetry in cold chiral molecules using vibrational spectroscopy
A Cournol, M. Manceau, M. Pierens +21
We present a brief review of our progress towards measuring parity violation in heavy-metal chiral complexes using mid-infrared Ramsey interferometry. We discuss our progress addre…