Selectivity, Sensitivity, Speed, and Sub-Doppler Resolution Are Not Incompatible

Michael C. McCarthy; Hideto Kanamori; Mingguang Li; Robert W. Field

doi:10.1364/HRS.1993.MA2

High Resolution Spectroscopy
Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993),
paper MA2
•https://doi.org/10.1364/HRS.1993.MA2

Selectivity, Sensitivity, Speed, and Sub-Doppler Resolution Are Not Incompatible

Michael C. McCarthy, Hideto Kanamori, Mingguang Li, and Robert W. Field

High Resolution Spectroscopy 1993

Salt Lake City, Utah United States
18–21 January 1993
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M. C. McCarthy, H. Kanamori, M. Li, and R. W. Field, "Selectivity, Sensitivity, Speed, and Sub-Doppler Resolution Are Not Incompatible," in High Resolution Spectroscopy, Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1993), paper MA2.

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Abstract

The combination of magnetic rotation electro-optic frequency modulation, and sub-Doppler δm_j = 2 Zeeman resonance tunable laser techniques yields J, δj, and g_J presorted spectra at near shot-noise-limited sensitivity.

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