Guidelines for designs for ultrastable laser with 10−17 fractional frequency instability

Joannes Barbarat, Erik Benkler, Marcin Bober, Cecilia Clivati, Johannes Dickmann, Bess Fang, Chrstiphe Fluhr, Thomas Fordell, Jonathan Gillot, Vincent Giordano, David Gustavsson, Kalle Hanhijärvi, Michael Hartman, Sofia Herbers, Angleina Jaros, Jan Kawohl, Yann Kersale, Stefanie Kroker, Chang Jian Kwong, Clement LacrouteR Le Targat, Thomas Legero, Marcus Linden, Thomas Lindvall, J Lodewyck, Chun Yu Ma, Remi Meyer, Piotr Morzynski, Jacques Millo, Mateusz Naroznki, Daniele Nicolodi, Alessia Penza, Benjamin Pointard, Lars Rippe, Matias Risaro, Pierre Roset, Steffen Sauer, Paolo Savio, S. Schiller, Liam Shelling Neto, Uwe Sterr*, Omid Vartehparvar, Victor Vogt, Nico Wagner, Anders Wallin, Eugen Wiens, Jialiang Yu, M Zawada, Martin Zelan

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Abstract

Lasers with long coherence time and narrow linewidth are an essential tool for quantum sensors and clocks. Ultrastable cavities and laser systems are now commercially available with fractional frequency instabilities in the mid 10−16 range. This document aims to provide technical guidance for researchers starting in the field of ultrastable lasers and to give an outlook toward the next generation of improved ultrastable lasers. These guidelines have arisen from the scope of the EMPIR project "Next generation ultrastable lasers'' with contributions from the European project partners.
Original languageEnglish
Number of pages106
JournalarXiv preprint
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 8 Apr 2025
MoE publication typeNot Eligible

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