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    Optical manipulation of group III atoms

    We present details for the laser manipulation of group III atoms, specifically aluminum, gallium, and indium. The practical considerations of accomplishing this manipulation are discussed and alternative schem...

    S.J. Rehse, R.W. McGowan, S.A. Lee in Applied Physics B (2000)

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    Fundamental Tests of Special Relativity and the Isotropy of Space

    When one considers tests of special relativity and the isotropy of space, the experiment of MICHELSON and MORLEY [1] immediately comes to mind. These scientists might not have anticipated that one hundred year...

    S. A. Lee, L.-U. A. Andersen, N. Bjerre, O. Poulsen, E. Riis in Laser Spectroscopy VIII (1987)

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    Absolute Wavelength Measurement and Fine Structure Determination in 7Li II

    The energy levels of two-electron atoms continue to provide rigorous tests of relativistic quantum theory, and of correlation effects within a multi-particle system. These interactions are determined perturbat...

    E. Riis, H. G. Berry, O. Poulsen, S. A. Lee, S. Y. Tang in Laser Spectroscopy VII (1985)

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    Rayleigh-Brillouin Gain Spectroscopy in Gases

    Over the past decade, we have seen extensive research on and application with Raman gain and other types of coherent Raman spectroscopies. These activities have made clear the advantages of coherent spectrosco...

    C. Y. She, H. Moosmüller, G. C. Herring, S. Y. Tang, S. A. Lee in Laser Spectroscopy VII (1985)

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    Fast Beam Laser Spectroscopy and Tests of Special Relativity

    Tests of special relativity have been a favoured playground for physicists since the theory was introduced in 1905 [1]. This is to be contrasted with the almost unanimous view that the theory is correct. Being...

    M. Kaivola, S. A. Lee, O. Poulsen, E. Riis in Laser Spectroscopy VII (1985)

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    Optical Cavity Laser Interferometers for Gravitational Wave Detection

    Most of the techniques being developed for detection of gravitational radiation involve sensing the small strains in space associated with the gravitational waves by looking for changes in the apparent distanc...

    R. W. P. Drever, J. Hough, A. J. Munley, S. A. Lee, R. Spero in Laser Spectroscopy V (1981)

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    A Traveling Michelson Interferometer with Phase-Locked Fringe Interpolation

    The advent of single-mode cw dye lasers and their application to Doppler-free spectroscopy makes essential the capability of rapidly measuring the dye laser’s wavelength with sub-Doppler absolute accuracy. Our...

    S. A. Lee, J. L. Hall in Laser Spectroscopy III (1977)

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    Ramsey Fringes in Saturation Spectroscopy

    Provided one has been able to develop/acquire frequency and intensity stabilized sources of coherent radiation, there remain two main problems in the pursuit of narrow lines: transit time broadening and Dopple...

    J. C. Bergquist, S. A. Lee, J. L. Hall in Laser Spectroscopy III (1977)