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Direct calibration of laser intensity via Ramsey interferometry for cold atom imaging

Altuntaş et al., 2023

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16575043370390016215
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Altuntaş E
Spielman I
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A majority of ultracold atom experiments utilize resonant absorption imaging techniques to obtain the atomic density. To make well-controlled quantitative measurements, the optical intensity of the probe beam must be precisely calibrated in units of the atomic saturation …
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