Precision frequency measurements with interferometric weak values
By David J. Starling, P. B. Dixon, A. Jordan, John C. Howell. 2010
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We demonstrate an experiment which utilizes a Sagnac interferometer to measure a change in optical frequency of 129 {+-} 7 kHz/{radical}(Hz) with only 2 mW of continuous-wave, single-mode input power. We describe the measurement of a weak value and show how even higher-frequency sensitivities may be obtained over a bandwidth of several nanometers. This technique has many possible applications, such as precision relative frequency measurements and laser locking without the use of atomic lines.
Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
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