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Synergy between laser linewidth and frequency chirp in mesospheric magnetometry based on the sodium laser guide star
Mesospheric sodium magnetometry with a laser guide star measures the geomagnetic field near 90~km. Its sensitivity hinges on laser linewidth and chirp, yet prior work optimized these two parameters only separately. We use velocity-resolved density-matrix simulations of Larmor-synchronous pulsed Na D
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