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High-accuracy multi-ion spectroscopy with mixed-species Coulomb crystals
J. Keller, H. N. Hausser, I. M. Richter +14
Multi-ion optical clocks offer the possibility of overcoming the low signal-to-noise ratio of single-ion clocks, while still providing low systematic uncertainties. We present simu…
In-Yb Coulomb crystal clock with systematic uncertainty
H. N. Hausser, J. Keller, T. Nordmann +17
We present a scalable mixed-species Coulomb crystal clock based on the transition in In. Yb ions are co-trapped and used f…
Finite temperature spectrum at the symmetry-breaking linear-zigzag transition
Jan Kiethe, Lars Timm, Haggai Landa +3
We investigate the normal mode spectrum of a trapped ion chain at the symmetry-breaking linear to zigzag transition and at finite temperatures. For this purpose we modulate the amp…
Nanofriction and motion of topological defects in self-organized ion Coulomb crystals
Jan Kiethe, Ramil Nigmatullin, Thorben Schmirander +2
We study nanofriction in an ion Coulomb crystal under the presence of topological defects. We observe signatures of the pinning to sliding transition, namely the transverse vibrati…
Controlling systematic frequency uncertainties at the level in linear Coulomb crystals
J. Keller, T. Burgermeister, D. Kalincev +5
Trapped ions are ideally suited for precision spectroscopy, as is evident from the remarkably low systematic uncertainties of single-ion clocks. The major weakness of these clocks…
Probing Time Dilation in Coulomb Crystals in a high-precision Ion Trap
J. Keller, D. Kalincev, T. Burgermeister +5
Trapped-ion optical clocks are capable of achieving systematic fractional frequency uncertainties of and possibly below. However, the stability of current ion clocks is…
Evaluation of trap-induced systematic frequency shifts for a multi-ion optical clock at the level
J. Keller, T. Burgermeister, D. Kalincev +2
In order to improve the short-term stability of trapped-ion optical clocks, we are developing a frequency standard based on In / Yb Coulomb crystals…