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physics.atom-ph2020

Nd isotope shift measurements in a cryogenically-cooled neutral plasma

Nishant Bhatt, Kosuke Kato, Amar C. Vutha

We report measurements of the isotope shifts of two transitions ( and ) in neodymium ions (Nd$…

physics.atom-ph2019

Direct observation of a highly forbidden optical transition in Sm:SrF

Mohit Verma, Luca Talamo, Hiromitsu Sawaoka +1

The intra-configuration transition in Sm:SrF is forbidden for Sm ions in the octahedrally symmetric substitution sites in SrF.…

physics.atom-ph2019

Electron electric dipole moment searches using clock transitions in ultracold molecules

Mohit Verma, Andrew M. Jayich, Amar C. Vutha

Permanent electric dipole moments (EDMs) of fundamental particles such as the electron are signatures of parity and time-reversal violation due to physics beyond the standard model…

physics.atom-ph20193 cited

Cold, dense atomic ion clouds produced by cryogenic buffer gas cooling

Nishant Bhatt, Kosuke Kato, Amar C. Vutha

We produce cold and dense clouds of atomic ions (Ca, Dy) by laser ablation of metal targets and cryogenic buffer gas cooling of the resulting plasma. We measure the tempera…

physics.atom-ph2019

Improved estimate of the collisional frequency shift in Al optical clocks

Jack Davis, Pierre Dubé, Amar C. Vutha

Collisions between background gas particles and the trapped ion in an atomic clock can subtly shift the frequency of the clock transition. The uncertainty in the correction for thi…

physics.atom-ph2018

Doppler and collisional frequency shifts in trapped-atom clocks

Amar Vutha, Tom Kirchner, Pierre Dubé

Collisions with background gas particles can shift the resonance frequencies of atoms in atomic clocks. The internal quantum states of atoms can also become entangled with their mo…