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Optical clock with lattice-confined Sr atoms

Jun Ye

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We will discuss the latest development of an accurate optical atomic clock using ultracold Sr atoms confined in a magic wavelength optical lattice, focusing on the progress in the control of collisional frequency shift.

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We will discuss the latest development of an accurate optical atomic clock using ultracold Sr atoms confined in a magic wavelength optical lattice, focusing on the progress in the control of collisional frequency shift.

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We will discuss the latest development of an accurate optical atomic clock using ultracold Sr atoms confined in a magic wavelength optical lattice, focusing on the progress in the control of collisional frequency shift.

Key concepts: Optical lattice, Atomic clock, Atom optics, Physics, Wavelength, Atomic physics, Lattice (music), MAGIC (telescope)

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