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Towards noble gas quantum optical magnetometry using direct ultraviolet detection
We analyze a novel approach for quantum magnetic sensing via optical detection of nuclear spin precession in a noble gas. The detection is carried out with an ultraviolet frequency comb laser, so no alkali vapor is required to be mixed with the noble gas during the sensing stage, allowing for hours-
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