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Nonlinear enhanced-absorption resonances in compact alkali-vapor cells for applications in quantum metrology. / Brazhnikov, D. V.; Ignatovich, S. M.; Mesenzova, I. S. et al.

In: Journal of Physics: Conference Series, Vol. 1859, No. 1, 012019, 09.04.2021.

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Brazhnikov, DV, Ignatovich, SM, Mesenzova, IS, Mikhailov, AM, Skvortsov, MN, Goncharov, AN, Entin, VM, Ryabtsev, II, Boudot, R, Taskova, E, Alipieva, E, Andreeva, C & Gateva, S 2021, 'Nonlinear enhanced-absorption resonances in compact alkali-vapor cells for applications in quantum metrology', Journal of Physics: Conference Series, vol. 1859, no. 1, 012019. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1859/1/012019

APA

Brazhnikov, D. V., Ignatovich, S. M., Mesenzova, I. S., Mikhailov, A. M., Skvortsov, M. N., Goncharov, A. N., Entin, V. M., Ryabtsev, I. I., Boudot, R., Taskova, E., Alipieva, E., Andreeva, C., & Gateva, S. (2021). Nonlinear enhanced-absorption resonances in compact alkali-vapor cells for applications in quantum metrology. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 1859(1), [012019]. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/1859/1/012019

Vancouver

Brazhnikov DV, Ignatovich SM, Mesenzova IS, Mikhailov AM, Skvortsov MN, Goncharov AN et al. Nonlinear enhanced-absorption resonances in compact alkali-vapor cells for applications in quantum metrology. Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 2021 Apr 9;1859(1):012019. doi: 10.1088/1742-6596/1859/1/012019

Author

Brazhnikov, D. V. ; Ignatovich, S. M. ; Mesenzova, I. S. et al. / Nonlinear enhanced-absorption resonances in compact alkali-vapor cells for applications in quantum metrology. In: Journal of Physics: Conference Series. 2021 ; Vol. 1859, No. 1.

BibTeX

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title = "Nonlinear enhanced-absorption resonances in compact alkali-vapor cells for applications in quantum metrology",
abstract = "We review three laser spectroscopy schemes developed recently for observation of high-contrast enhanced-absorption nonlinear resonances in small alkali-vapor cells. In our experiments, optical transitions within the cesium D1 line are involved and a probe beam transmission is analyzed. The first spectroscopy method is based on the configuration with two-frequency counter propagating beams, which are linearly polarized in orthogonal directions. This configuration provides observation of high-contrast natural-linewidth resonances superimposed on broad Doppler profiles when the laser frequency is scanned. These resonances have good prospects for developing a miniature optical frequency reference. The second scheme involves two-frequency counter propagating beams with equal circular polarizations and provides observation of subnatural-linewidth resonances when the Raman frequency detuning is scanned. We use these resonances for stabilizing the microwave frequency of a local oscillator (˜ 4.6 GHz). Frequency stability of around 6 × l0-12 is achieved at 1-s averaging using a 5-mm length cell. This result makes the technique attractive for developing a miniature frequency standard in thr microwave range. The third configuration exploits single-frequency counter-propagating beams with linear orthogonal polarizations. The ultrahigh-contrast subnatural-linewidth resonances can be observed when the longitudinal magnetic field is scanned around zero. The possible application is discussed of these resonances in vector atomic magnetometry.",
author = "Brazhnikov, {D. V.} and Ignatovich, {S. M.} and Mesenzova, {I. S.} and Mikhailov, {A. M.} and Skvortsov, {M. N.} and Goncharov, {A. N.} and Entin, {V. M.} and Ryabtsev, {I. I.} and R. Boudot and E. Taskova and E. Alipieva and C. Andreeva and S. Gateva",
note = "Funding Information: The work was supported by Russian Foundation for Basic Research (Grant nos. 20-02-00075, 20-32-90029, 20-52-18004, 19-29-11014) and Russian Science Foundation (Grant no. 17-72-20089). Publisher Copyright: {\textcopyright} 2021 Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. Copyright: Copyright 2021 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.; 21st International Conference and School on Quantum Electronics: Laser Physics and Applications, ICSQE 2020 ; Conference date: 21-09-2020 Through 25-09-2020",
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T1 - Nonlinear enhanced-absorption resonances in compact alkali-vapor cells for applications in quantum metrology

AU - Brazhnikov, D. V.

AU - Ignatovich, S. M.

AU - Mesenzova, I. S.

AU - Mikhailov, A. M.

AU - Skvortsov, M. N.

AU - Goncharov, A. N.

AU - Entin, V. M.

AU - Ryabtsev, I. I.

AU - Boudot, R.

AU - Taskova, E.

AU - Alipieva, E.

AU - Andreeva, C.

AU - Gateva, S.

N1 - Funding Information: The work was supported by Russian Foundation for Basic Research (Grant nos. 20-02-00075, 20-32-90029, 20-52-18004, 19-29-11014) and Russian Science Foundation (Grant no. 17-72-20089). Publisher Copyright: © 2021 Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. Copyright: Copyright 2021 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.

PY - 2021/4/9

Y1 - 2021/4/9

N2 - We review three laser spectroscopy schemes developed recently for observation of high-contrast enhanced-absorption nonlinear resonances in small alkali-vapor cells. In our experiments, optical transitions within the cesium D1 line are involved and a probe beam transmission is analyzed. The first spectroscopy method is based on the configuration with two-frequency counter propagating beams, which are linearly polarized in orthogonal directions. This configuration provides observation of high-contrast natural-linewidth resonances superimposed on broad Doppler profiles when the laser frequency is scanned. These resonances have good prospects for developing a miniature optical frequency reference. The second scheme involves two-frequency counter propagating beams with equal circular polarizations and provides observation of subnatural-linewidth resonances when the Raman frequency detuning is scanned. We use these resonances for stabilizing the microwave frequency of a local oscillator (˜ 4.6 GHz). Frequency stability of around 6 × l0-12 is achieved at 1-s averaging using a 5-mm length cell. This result makes the technique attractive for developing a miniature frequency standard in thr microwave range. The third configuration exploits single-frequency counter-propagating beams with linear orthogonal polarizations. The ultrahigh-contrast subnatural-linewidth resonances can be observed when the longitudinal magnetic field is scanned around zero. The possible application is discussed of these resonances in vector atomic magnetometry.

AB - We review three laser spectroscopy schemes developed recently for observation of high-contrast enhanced-absorption nonlinear resonances in small alkali-vapor cells. In our experiments, optical transitions within the cesium D1 line are involved and a probe beam transmission is analyzed. The first spectroscopy method is based on the configuration with two-frequency counter propagating beams, which are linearly polarized in orthogonal directions. This configuration provides observation of high-contrast natural-linewidth resonances superimposed on broad Doppler profiles when the laser frequency is scanned. These resonances have good prospects for developing a miniature optical frequency reference. The second scheme involves two-frequency counter propagating beams with equal circular polarizations and provides observation of subnatural-linewidth resonances when the Raman frequency detuning is scanned. We use these resonances for stabilizing the microwave frequency of a local oscillator (˜ 4.6 GHz). Frequency stability of around 6 × l0-12 is achieved at 1-s averaging using a 5-mm length cell. This result makes the technique attractive for developing a miniature frequency standard in thr microwave range. The third configuration exploits single-frequency counter-propagating beams with linear orthogonal polarizations. The ultrahigh-contrast subnatural-linewidth resonances can be observed when the longitudinal magnetic field is scanned around zero. The possible application is discussed of these resonances in vector atomic magnetometry.

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