Symbol k_rm eff^2
m ef is squared: multiply the underlying quantity by itself. The square is a mathematical operation, not a second independent variable.
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The scale of what needs to be canceled is worth stating plainly, using the same illustrative parameters as the previous section. The laser/center-of-mass term for a single-photon transition near 698\, ( 9.0010^6\, ) scales as g8.810^{7}\, for T=1\, . The recoil term for a strontium-mass atom ( m1.44310^{-25}\, ) scales as T/m5.910^{4}\, . The clock term computed above is 0.29\, . Both confound terms are, respectively, roughly eight and five orders of magnitude larger than the signal, which is exactly why…
m ef is squared: multiply the underlying quantity by itself. The square is a mathematical operation, not a second independent variable.
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Equation 127 · Evolutionary Physics
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The scale of what needs to be canceled is worth stating plainly, using the same illustrative parameters as the previous section. The laser/center-of-mass term for a single-photon transition near 698\, ( 9.0010^6\, ) scales as g8.810^{7}\, for T=1\, . The recoil term for a strontium-mass atom ( m1.44310^{-25}\, ) scales as T/m5.910^{4}\, . The clock term computed above is 0.29\, . Both confound terms are, respectively, roughly eight and five orders of magnitude larger than the signal, which is exactly why…
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