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1 Two-Photon Absorption Spectroscopy of Rubidium
with a Dual-Comb Technique Akiko Nishiyamaa,b,c, Satoru Yoshidaa,b, Takuya Harikia, Yoshiaki Nakajimaa,b, Kaoru Minoshimaa,b a. University of Electro-Communications (UEC), b. JST, ERATO MINOSHIMA Intelligent Optical Synthesizer (IOS) Project                         c. Research Fellow of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) This work is supported by JST, ERATO MINOSHIMA Intelligent Optical Synthesizer (IOS) project

2 Dual-comb spectroscopy
Dual-comb is ・Direct comb spectroscopy ・Fourier transform spectroscopy ※I. Codington, et.al., Phys. Rev. Lett. 100, (2008) Comb frep Δfrep Interferogram RF spectrum Optical frequency frep+Δfrep Broadband, high precision, high resolution

3 Doppler broadening > 100 MHz
Resolution of dual-comb spectroscopy Capability : high-resolution of repetition rate (frep) ~ MHz or comb-mode linewidth ~ 10 kHz Doppler broadening > 100 MHz Optical frequency frep … Actual resolution is limited by Doppler broadenings

4 A. Nishiyama, et.al., Opt. Express 24, 25894 (2016)
Motivation To apply the dual-comb spectroscopy to Doppler-free high-resolution spectroscopy Previous work ~ Double-resonance spectroscopy Rb A. Nishiyama, et.al., Opt. Express 24, (2016) 4D5/2 4D3/2 46 MHz 36 MHz F = 2 3 F = 5S1/2 5P3/2 4D5/2 Narrow cw Dual-comb Doppler-free high resolution, but low sensitivity → Doppler-free high resolution → High sensitivity using the fluorescence detection This work ~ Two-photon absorption spectroscopy

5 Principle of the two-photon absorption spectroscopy using the dual-comb
A. Hipke, et al., Phys. Rev. A 90, (R) (2014) nΔfrep = f0 Fluorescence nfrep n(frep+Δfrep) Energy Transition frequency v0 = f0×frep/Δfrep Comb 1 Comb 2 ・Contribution of many comb mode pairs →Two-photon transitions (nonlinear processes) are observable ・Fluorescence detection →Background free and high-sensitive measurement are realized

6 PPLN:periodically poled lithium niobate
Experimental setup 2nd harmonic output Dual-comb system Power: mW Δλ: 5 nm λc: ~778 nm Power: mW λc: ~1.55 μm frep scan RF stabilized comb lock PPLN Fiber amplifier lock cw laser lock High-speed controllable comb PPLN Fiber amplifier Comb : Er-doped mode-locked fiber laser frep ≈ 57 MHz, Δfrep = 100 Hz PPLN:periodically poled lithium niobate

7 Experimental setup <Rb two-photon transitions> Dual-comb system
410 nm 389 nm (778 nm ×2) <Rb two-photon transitions> Dual-comb system frep scan RF stabilized comb lock PPLN Fiber amplifier lock cw laser lock Digitizer (14 bit, 256 MB) 87,85Rb High-speed controllable comb PPLN Fiber amplifier Filter Computer PMT average FFT Low Pass 1.9MHz

8 Doppler-limited two-photon spectroscopy
<Observed interferogram> Fourier-transform and conversion to optical frequency axis <Observed spectra> 5D3/2 5D5/2 Averaging:20 s, cell temp: 100 oC Zoom ・Averaging of the time domain signal →Detector noise is reduced ・Background free measurement is achieved

9 Doppler-fee two-photon spectroscopy
A. Hipke, et al., CLEO conference paper (2013) CTh5C.8 Counter-propagating pulses cancel the Doppler-shift Rb u fcomb(1-u/c) fcomb(1+u/c) Doppler-free signal Doppler background ・・・caused by mode pairs in a pulse . Optical frequency

10 Setup for Doppler-free measurement
To eliminate the Doppler background, pulses are separated in two color parts (>778 nm, <778 nm) PMT λ/4 comb 1 comb 2 λ/2 Diffraction Grating DG Delay

11 <Reduction of background>
Observed Doppler-free spectra 5S1/2 - 5D5/2 transition <Reduction of background> 87Rb F”= 1 87Rb F”= 2 85Rb F”= 3 85Rb F”= 2 Zoom 1 mm delay 5 mm 10 mm The delay of the pulses reduce the Doppler background

12 Hyperfine spectra of Rb (5S1/2-5D5/2)
<Measurement conditions> 87Rb, F”= 2 F’ = Sampling:scan step of frep = 0.03Hz →scan step at 389 nm = 400 kHz Laser power: 8 mW Averaging: 40 sec/point Total measurement time: 100 min Cell temperature: 40 oC F’ = 85Rb, F”= 3 F’ = 85Rb, F”= 2 F’ = 87Rb, F”= 1 FWHM ~5 MHz . 50 MHz Fully-resolved hyperfine spectra are observed

13 ※CIPM recommended values (2005)
Determination of absolute frequencies ※CIPM recommended values (2005) 5S1/2-5D5/2 Transition This work (kHz) Width (MHz) Recommended value※ (kHz) Diff 87Rb F”= 2 F’ = 4 4.70 15 F’ = 3 3.87 -39 F’ = 2 F’ = 1 4.07 1.98 -49 -82 85Rb F”= 3 F’ = 5 5.06 98 5.36 153 4.89 65 4.64 226 85Rb F”= 2  4.88 -22 5.03 4.81 -33 3.62 472 87Rb F”= 1 4.26 59 4.18 21 4.44 40 Deviations from the recommended values < 100 kHz

14 Summary We demonstrated Doppler-free two-photon dual-comb spectroscopy
High sensitivity using the fluorescence measurement ・Dual-comb averaging scheme reduces detector noise ・Delayed pulse scheme realized Doppler background free Measurement of the hyperfine spectra of Rb  Resolution:Linewidth ~ 5 MHz  Precision :Difference from CIPM < 100 kHz Doppler-free two-photon dual-comb spectroscopy is applicable to various gaseous species


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