2012
DOI: 10.1103/physrevlett.109.263004
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High Accuracy Correction of Blackbody Radiation Shift in an Optical Lattice Clock

Abstract: We have determined the frequency shift that blackbody radiation is inducing on the 5s2 (1)S0-5s5p (3)P0 clock transition in strontium. Previously its uncertainty limited the uncertainty of strontium lattice clocks to 1×10(-16). Now the uncertainty associated with the blackbody radiation shift correction translates to a 5×10(-18) relative frequency uncertainty at room temperature. Our evaluation is based on a measurement of the differential dc polarizability of the two clock states and on a modeling of the dyna… Show more

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“…However, temperaturecontrolled environments can successfully handle this effect. Recently, the uncertainty on the atomic sensitivity to BBR was dramatically reduced by experimental measurements [35][36][37] , corroborated by theoretical calculations [38][39][40] (previous accuracy budgets of past studies [14][15][16] are also reduced accordingly). To date, no effect seems in position to prevent OLCs accuracy from progressing by at least one order of magnitude.…”
Section: Olc Architecturementioning
confidence: 84%
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“…However, temperaturecontrolled environments can successfully handle this effect. Recently, the uncertainty on the atomic sensitivity to BBR was dramatically reduced by experimental measurements [35][36][37] , corroborated by theoretical calculations [38][39][40] (previous accuracy budgets of past studies [14][15][16] are also reduced accordingly). To date, no effect seems in position to prevent OLCs accuracy from progressing by at least one order of magnitude.…”
Section: Olc Architecturementioning
confidence: 84%
“…The frequency response of strontium atoms to the BBR was measured recently 36 and validated theoretically 40 , reducing considerably the corresponding uncertainty to 0.5 Â 10 À 17 . The uncertainty on the BBR shift due to the imperfect control of the effective temperature experienced by the atoms is presently the main limitation to the clock accuracy budget.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…d'amplitude 872 V/m à une température de 300 K. En utilisant une mesure précise de la polarisabilité différen-tielle pour la transition d'horloge effectuée à la PTB [24], on en déduit le déplacement de fréquence Stark associé. Une correction supplémentaire de 7 % doit être appliquée pour prendre en compte la nature ondulatoire du champ rayonné [6], portant la correction à 5, 2×10 −15 pour l'horloge Sr2.…”
Section: Rayonnement Du Corps Noirunclassified
“…Une approche très prudente que nous avions adoptée dans [39], et qui est reproduite dans le tableau 2, consiste à considérer que l'incertitude est égale à la valeur calculée. Lorsqu'on examine l'historique de ce type de calcul et son niveau d'accord avec l'expérience pour d'autres atomes [18,19,42], on peut estimer qu'une incertitude réelle est plutôt égale à 10 % de la valeur, ce qui correspondrait à 1,6 × 10 −17 . Enfin, nous avons mesuré le déplacement lumineux lié au piégeage par le réseau pour un ensemble de valeur de la profondeur et de la longueur d'onde du piège.…”
Section: Mesures Absolues De La Fréquence Et Valeur Recommandée Pour unclassified