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Intensity nonlinearity of the error-signal frequency shift in the modulation spectroscopy of dark resonances and approaches to its reduction
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Authors: E. A. Tsygankov, S. V. Petropavlovsky, M. I. Vaskovskaya, D. S. Chuchelov, S. A. Zibrov, V. V. Vassiliev, V. L. Velichansky, V. P. Yakovlev
Year
2020
Paper ID
524
Status
Preprint
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We have found that the error-signal frequency corresponding to the coherent population trapping resonance can be displaced from that of "0-0" transition unperturbed by the optical field, although the frequency is not sensitive to changes in its intensity. We consider the double Λ-system of levels interacting with the asymmetric polychromatic optical field to demonstrate that this effect arises due to intensity nonlinearity of the error-signal frequency shift. The experiment with 87Rb atoms in Ar-N2 buffer gas atomic cell shows how the displacement value depends on different parameters. The possible influence of the effect on the clocks' frequency stability and reproducibility are discussed.
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