Ishibashi, C.
, Ye, J.
and Hall, J.
(2002),
Issues and Applications in Ultrasensitive Molecular Spectroscopy, Methods for Ultrasensitive Detection, Conference | 2nd | Methods for Ultrasensitive Detection II | SPIE, Undefined
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Issues and Applications in Ultrasensitive Molecular Spectroscopy
Published
Author(s)
C Ishibashi, ,
Abstract
We present a systematic analysis of ultra-sensitive molecular detection methods based on an optical cavity and frequency modulation spectroscopy. Our goal is towards the improvement of the limiting attainable performance by the choice of optical configuration, sampe gas pressure laser mode size, laser intensity, and detection method was discussed. The application of sensitive detection techniques emphasized here is for laser frequency stabilization, leading to better optical frequency standards and clocks.Proceedings Title
Methods for Ultrasensitive Detection, Conference | 2nd | Methods for Ultrasensitive Detection II | SPIE
Conference Dates
January 21-22, 2002
Conference Location
Undefined
Conference Title
Proceedings of SPIE--the International Society for Optical Engineering
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
clocks, optical configuration
Citation
Issues
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Created February 28, 2002, Updated October 12, 2021