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A scanning cavity for large area coherent coupling in atom interferometry
Optical cavities can enhance atom-light coupling in atom interferometry, but free-fall geometries require large transverse modes. Marginally stable resonators provide such modes, yet aberrations and alignment imperfections turn their near-degenerate response into detuning-dependent transverse ring m
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