Radiative decay rates in Hg(+) from observations of quantum jumps in a single ion

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Dec 1987

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Physical Review Letters (ISSN 0031-9007), vol. 59, Dec. 14, 1987, p. 2732-2735. USAF-Navy-supported research.

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Decay Rates, Laser Induced Fluorescence, Mercury (Metal), Metal Ions, Quantum Optics, Radioactive Decay, Atomic Energy Levels, Resonance Lines

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Radiative decay rates connecting the lowest four energy levels of Hg-198(+) have been derived solely from an analysis of the fluctuations (quantum jumps) of the laser-induced fluorescence of the 194-nm first resonance transition of a single ion confined in a Paul trap. The natural linewidth of the 194-nm first resonance transition was also measured. The measured decay rates and branching ratios are in satisfactory agreement with theory.

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