Nuclear Optical Frequency Standards: the New Generation
Transactions of IAA RAS, issue 36, 15–20 (2016)
Keywords: atomic clock, precision frequency standard, isomeric line, nuclear isomerism, resonance conversion, NEET, TEEN
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The isomeric nuclide of Th is investigated theoretically as an option for the new nuclear optical frequency standard. Physics of the two-photon optical pumping this isomer through the atomic shell is considered. We discuss the details of the optimal experimental design. It is shown that the required cumulative energy of both photons is the nuclear energy plus the energy of the 8s 7s state of the atom. The calculated lifetime of the isomer in single-ionized atoms is 165 s
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F. F. Karpeshin, M. B. Trzhaskovskaya. Nuclear Optical Frequency Standards: the New Generation // Transactions of IAA RAS. — 2016. — Issue 36. — P. 15–20.
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photon optical pumping this isomer through the atomic shell is
considered. We discuss the details of the optimal experimental
design. It is shown that the required cumulative energy of both
photons is the nuclear energy plus the energy of the 8s 7s state of
the atom. The calculated lifetime of the isomer in single-ionized
atoms is 165 s
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