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All-optical atomic magnetometry using an elliptically polarized amplitude-modulated light wave. / Makarov, Anton; Kozlova, Katerina; Brazhnikov, Denis и др.

в: Optics Communications, 03.2025.

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Makarov, A, Kozlova, K, Brazhnikov, D, Vishnyakov, V & Goncharov, A 2025, 'All-optical atomic magnetometry using an elliptically polarized amplitude-modulated light wave', Optics Communications. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.optcom.2024.131369

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Makarov, A., Kozlova, K., Brazhnikov, D., Vishnyakov, V., & Goncharov, A. (2025). All-optical atomic magnetometry using an elliptically polarized amplitude-modulated light wave. Optics Communications, [131369]. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.optcom.2024.131369

Vancouver

Makarov A, Kozlova K, Brazhnikov D, Vishnyakov V, Goncharov A. All-optical atomic magnetometry using an elliptically polarized amplitude-modulated light wave. Optics Communications. 2025 март;131369. doi: 10.1016/j.optcom.2024.131369

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Makarov, Anton ; Kozlova, Katerina ; Brazhnikov, Denis и др. / All-optical atomic magnetometry using an elliptically polarized amplitude-modulated light wave. в: Optics Communications. 2025.

BibTeX

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title = "All-optical atomic magnetometry using an elliptically polarized amplitude-modulated light wave",
abstract = "We study a resonant interaction of an elliptically polarized light wave with $^{87}$Rb vapor (D$_1$ line) exposed to a transverse magnetic field. A $5$$\times$$5$$\times$$5$~mm$^3$ glass vapor cell is used for the experiments. The wave intensity is modulated at the frequency $\Omega_m$. By scanning $\Omega_m$ near the Larmor frequency $\Omega_L$, a magnetic resonance (MR) can be observed as a change in the ellipticity parameter of the wave polarization. This method for observing MR allows to significantly improve the signal-to-noise ratio compared to a classical Bell-Bloom scheme using a circularly polarized wave. The sensitivity of the magnetic field sensor is estimated to be $\approx\,$$130$~fT/$\surd$Hz in a $2$~kHz bandwidth, confidently competing with widely used Faraday-rotation Bell-Bloom schemes. The results can be used to develop a miniature all-optical magnetic field sensor for medicine and geophysics.",
author = "Anton Makarov and Katerina Kozlova and Denis Brazhnikov and Vladislav Vishnyakov and Andrey Goncharov",
note = "Сведения о финансировании Финансирующий спонсор Номер финансирования Акроним Russian Science Foundation 23-12-00195 RSF",
year = "2025",
month = mar,
doi = "10.1016/j.optcom.2024.131369",
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N2 - We study a resonant interaction of an elliptically polarized light wave with $^{87}$Rb vapor (D$_1$ line) exposed to a transverse magnetic field. A $5$$\times$$5$$\times$$5$~mm$^3$ glass vapor cell is used for the experiments. The wave intensity is modulated at the frequency $\Omega_m$. By scanning $\Omega_m$ near the Larmor frequency $\Omega_L$, a magnetic resonance (MR) can be observed as a change in the ellipticity parameter of the wave polarization. This method for observing MR allows to significantly improve the signal-to-noise ratio compared to a classical Bell-Bloom scheme using a circularly polarized wave. The sensitivity of the magnetic field sensor is estimated to be $\approx\,$$130$~fT/$\surd$Hz in a $2$~kHz bandwidth, confidently competing with widely used Faraday-rotation Bell-Bloom schemes. The results can be used to develop a miniature all-optical magnetic field sensor for medicine and geophysics.

AB - We study a resonant interaction of an elliptically polarized light wave with $^{87}$Rb vapor (D$_1$ line) exposed to a transverse magnetic field. A $5$$\times$$5$$\times$$5$~mm$^3$ glass vapor cell is used for the experiments. The wave intensity is modulated at the frequency $\Omega_m$. By scanning $\Omega_m$ near the Larmor frequency $\Omega_L$, a magnetic resonance (MR) can be observed as a change in the ellipticity parameter of the wave polarization. This method for observing MR allows to significantly improve the signal-to-noise ratio compared to a classical Bell-Bloom scheme using a circularly polarized wave. The sensitivity of the magnetic field sensor is estimated to be $\approx\,$$130$~fT/$\surd$Hz in a $2$~kHz bandwidth, confidently competing with widely used Faraday-rotation Bell-Bloom schemes. The results can be used to develop a miniature all-optical magnetic field sensor for medicine and geophysics.

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