Dynamic polarizabilities and related properties of clock states of ytterbium atom
V. A. Dzuba, A. Derevianko

TL;DR
This paper performs advanced calculations of polarizabilities and related properties of ytterbium atom states, providing new magic wavelengths, clock shift estimates, and interatomic coefficients relevant for optical lattice clocks.
Contribution
It introduces new predictions of magic wavelengths, reevaluates black-body radiation effects, and computes interatomic and atom-wall interaction coefficients for ytterbium clock states.
Findings
Predicted three new magic wavelengths at 551 nm, 465 nm, and 413 nm.
Estimated clock shift due to black-body radiation at 300 K as -1.41 Hz.
Calculated van der Waals coefficients and atom-wall interaction coefficients.
Abstract
We carry out relativistic many-body calculations of the static and dynamic dipole polarizabilities of the ground 6s^2 ^1S_0 and the first excited states of Yb. With these polarizabilities, we compute several properties of Yb relevant to optical lattice clocks operating on the 6s^2 ^1S_0 - 6s6p ^3P^o_0 transition. We determine (i) the first four {\em magic} wavelengths of the laser field for which the frequency of the clock transition is insensitive to the laser intensity. While the first magic wavelength is known, we predict the second, the third and the forth magic wavelengths to be 551 nm, 465 nm, and 413 nm. (ii) We reevaluate the effect of black-body radiation on the frequency of the clock transition, the resulting clock shift at being Hz. (iii) We compute long-range interatomic van der Waals coefficients (in a.u.) $C_6(6s^2 ^1S_0…
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