Spherical reference cavities for frequency stabilization of lasers in non-laboratory environments David R. Leibrandt,* Michael J. Thorpe, Mark Notcutt, Robert E. Drullinger, Till Rosenband, and James C. Bergquist Nationa

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Date: 2011-02-18 13:03:04 Photonics Wave mechanics Laser science Optical cavity Laser Optical fiber Gravitational wave Transverse mode Fabry–Pérot interferometer Physics Optics Electromagnetic radiation		Spherical reference cavities for frequency stabilization of lasers in non-laboratory environments David R. Leibrandt,* Michael J. Thorpe, Mark Notcutt, Robert E. Drullinger, Till Rosenband, and James C. Bergquist Nationa Add to Reading List Source URL: tf.boulder.nist.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 179,27 KB Share Document on Facebook

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