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European Quantum Electronics Conference (EQEC)

Scaled-energy Spectroscopy Of Helium Rydberg Atoms

Annemieke Kips, K. Karremans, W. Vassen, W. Hogervorst

Published Aug 24, 2005• 0 citations
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10.1109/eqec.1998.715164

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In the past years, scaled energy spectroscopy is under active investigation because this method can simplify the analysis of atomic spectra in the external field based on classic mechanics. A fully computer-controlled experimental system to study the constant scaled-energy spectroscopy was established and described in this paper. The excitation energy E and the strength of the external electric field F were controlled synchronously to keep the scaled-energy epsilon = E/square root of F constant. With this system, constant scaled-energy spectra of Strontium Rydberg atoms at epsilon = -3.0 in a static electric field were successfully recorded for the first time, and the recurrence spectra were obtained by a Fourier transform.