2021
DOI: 10.1088/1367-2630/ac2dac
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Ultracold88Sr2molecules in the absolute ground state

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“…An initial demonstration of a vibrational molecular clock based on Sr 2 molecules at microkelvin temperatures yielded spectroscopic quality factors approaching 10 12 , with molecule-light coherence times of ∼ 100 ms [319,338]. The possibility to probe vibrational states across the entire groundstate electronic potential [339] can allow one to use molecular clock transitions with different sensitivities to µ-variations in a self-referenced configurations. This success opens the door to tighter constraints on µ-variations than what was previously achieved with molecular systems.…”
Section: State-of-the-art and Next-generation Molecular Dm Clock Sear...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An initial demonstration of a vibrational molecular clock based on Sr 2 molecules at microkelvin temperatures yielded spectroscopic quality factors approaching 10 12 , with molecule-light coherence times of ∼ 100 ms [319,338]. The possibility to probe vibrational states across the entire groundstate electronic potential [339] can allow one to use molecular clock transitions with different sensitivities to µ-variations in a self-referenced configurations. This success opens the door to tighter constraints on µ-variations than what was previously achieved with molecular systems.…”
Section: State-of-the-art and Next-generation Molecular Dm Clock Sear...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The tried and true approach involves associating ultracold atoms into molecules using photoassociation [13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21] or magnetic Feshbach resonances [22][23][24][25]. The latter is largely applicable to alkali-metal dimers (e.g., KRb [26]), while the former can work well for nonmagnetic alkalineearth-metal dimers (e.g., Sr 2 [19]).…”
Section: Molecule Assembly and Sympathetic Coolingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For neutral species, spectroscopy in the Lamb-Dicke and resolved sideband regime has been demonstrated in ultracold Sr 2 molecules trapped in an optical lattice (a trapping potential from a standing wave of laser light). By probing along the axis of tight confinement, the Lamb-Dicke condition is satisfied for optical transition frequencies of ∼500 THz [110], and even more so for Raman rovibrational transitions with frequencies of ∼100 MHz to 30 THz driven by co-propagating probe lasers [20,111,112]. While this is a reliable method to achieve Doppler-free spectroscopy, the technical requirements are fairly stringent.…”
Section: Lamb-dicke Trapping and Doppler-free Spectroscopymentioning
confidence: 99%
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