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Optical cycling on thorium monoxide (ThO) for an improved test of fundamental symmetries
Optical cycling refers to repeated excitation and spontaneous emission on an electronic transition in an atom or molecule. Optical cycling in molecules can enable a wide range of quantum control and readout techniques, but unfortunately it has only been demonstrated on a small class of alkali-like o
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