Modified Faraday Rotation Method for Studying Cesium Atomic Lines in Strong Magnetic Fields
- Authors: Sargsyan A.1, Tonoyan A.1, Hakhumyan G.1, Amiryan A.1,2, Todorov P.3, Cartaleva S.3, Sarkisyan D.1
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Affiliations:
- Institute for Physical Research, NAS of Armenia
- Université Bourgogne – Franche-Comté
- Institute of Electronics
- Issue: Vol 54, No 1 (2019)
- Pages: 84-96
- Section: Article
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1068-3372/article/view/228814
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.3103/S1068337219010110
- ID: 228814
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Abstract
A modified Faraday rotation method is developed using a nanocell filled with cesium vapor. Formed atomic lines have a spectral width 1.5–2 times narrower than those obtained by the Faraday rotation method. In magnetic fields of B = 5000–7000 G, all the atomic transitions of the Cs D2 lines, formed in the spectra, are spectrally resolved and identified. In particular, transitions that are forbidden at B = 0 G have been investigated, however, at certain values of the magnetic field, there is a gigantic increase in their probabilities. It is shown that the modified Faraday rotation method is convenient and efficient for high-resolution spectroscopy for Cs atoms. There is а good agreement between the experimental results and calculated values. The practical applications are also noted.
About the authors
A. Sargsyan
Institute for Physical Research, NAS of Armenia
Email: arevamiryan@gmail.com
Armenia, Ashtarak
A. Tonoyan
Institute for Physical Research, NAS of Armenia
Email: arevamiryan@gmail.com
Armenia, Ashtarak
G. Hakhumyan
Institute for Physical Research, NAS of Armenia
Email: arevamiryan@gmail.com
Armenia, Ashtarak
A. Amiryan
Institute for Physical Research, NAS of Armenia; Université Bourgogne – Franche-Comté
Author for correspondence.
Email: arevamiryan@gmail.com
Armenia, Ashtarak; Dijon
P. Todorov
Institute of Electronics
Email: arevamiryan@gmail.com
Bulgaria, Sofia
S. Cartaleva
Institute of Electronics
Email: arevamiryan@gmail.com
Bulgaria, Sofia
D. Sarkisyan
Institute for Physical Research, NAS of Armenia
Email: arevamiryan@gmail.com
Armenia, Ashtarak