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Generation of continuous-wave laser light at 148.4 nm using cavity-enhanced second harmonic generation in $BaMgF_4$
The development of a nuclear optical clock based on \textsuperscript{229}Th is expected to influence the next generation of time and frequency standards. At its heart is the need for a continuous wave (CW) at laser at 148.4~nm to drive the clock transition between the ground and excited isomeric sta
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