Demonstrates improved precision in optical resonance studies, suggesting enhanced accuracy for laser locking.
We discuss a refined, hybrid rf/optical technique for studying sub-Doppler saturated absorption/dispersion resonances with excellent precision and symmetry. Sensitivity is limited mainly by fundamental noise in the signal. Resonance profiles obtained in I2 are in remarkable agreement with theory. The method promises a new level of accuracy for laser locking to an optical resonance.
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