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The Galilei loop admits an exact, non-simulated numerical check of the whole chain, because Φ[LG] is precisely the recoil phase every stimulated-Raman atom interferometer already uses for its own calibration. Take a sodium atom, m=3.8175×10^{-26}\,kg , driven by a two-photon stimulated-Raman transition on the 589\,nm line, effective wavevector keff=2(2π/589\,nm)=2.1335×10^{7}\,m−1 [ 16 ] . The associated recoil velocity is vr=ℏ keff/m=5.894\,cms−1 . Hold the loop open for T=50\,ms , comparable to the short interrogation times of early stimulated-Raman interferometers, so the…
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Equation 85 · Evolutionary Physics
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The Galilei loop admits an exact, non-simulated numerical check of the whole chain, because Φ[LG] is precisely the recoil phase every stimulated-Raman atom interferometer already uses for its own calibration. Take a sodium atom, m=3.8175×10^{-26}\,kg , driven by a two-photon stimulated-Raman transition on the 589\,nm line, effective wavevector keff=2(2π/589\,nm)=2.1335×10^{7}\,m−1 [ 16 ] . The associated recoil velocity is vr=ℏ keff/m=5.894\,cms−1 . Hold the loop open for T=50\,ms , comparable to the short interrogation times of early stimulated-Raman interferometers, so the…
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