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Visible transitions from ground- state H 3 + and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy Dr. Annemieke Petrignani MPI for Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg (Current affiliation: Leiden Observatory) Royal Society Discussion Meeting Chemistry, astronomy and physics of H 3 + 9-10 February 2012

Visible transitions from ground-state H 3 + and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy Dr. Annemieke Petrignani

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Visible transitions from ground-state H3+

and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action

spectroscopy

Dr Annemieke PetrignaniMPI for Nuclear Physics Heidelberg

(Current affiliation Leiden Observatory)

Royal Society Discussion MeetingChemistry astronomy and physics of H3

+

9-10 February 2012

Outline

bull Introductionbull Action spectroscopy on Cold H3

+ in a 22-pole ion trap

bull Visible Transitions of H3+

ndash Transition Frequenciesndash Einstein B coefficients

bull Conclusions amp Discussion

2

IntroductionTheory

3

Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Ein

stei

n A

Coe

ffic

ient

s

Band Origins (cm-1)

r R

almost no exp data

exp well studied

HorseshoeStates

IntroductionTheory amp Experiment hellip previously

TheorySAH (Schiffels Alijah Hinze) 2003 corrected using [1]

T Oka and co Absorption SpectroscopyPopulation distributed over many J

(overtones and hot bands)High H3 Rydberg background

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003

[2] Gottfried et al 2006 [3] Morong et al 2009

Sensitivity limit reached

Gottfried et al 2006

4

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+(vlt2) + Ar ArH+ + H2

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

5

Ep (eV)

ΔEp (eV)

H2 438

O2 438 0014

Ar 384 055

N 356 083

F 354 086

F2 345 094

Ne 207 232

He 185 254

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+H3+

ArH+H3+ H2+ +ArH3+H3+H3

+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

6

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

7

background sources- photons (minimal)

- ambient- laser (λ dependent)

- ArH+

- initial H3+

- ArH+ lifetime

differential pumping

highP[H2]

lowP[H2]

scintillator + AlPMT + filter

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

unknown

J=1-2

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

Theory ndash

Exp ndash

1014 10131019

T1 T2 T3

16

8

A Petrignani et al 2009

search window up to 10 cm-

1search window up to 10 cm-

1

MH Berg PhD Thesis 2011

NMT96SAH03SAH03c(AA10)(JT pc)

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Outline

bull Introductionbull Action spectroscopy on Cold H3

+ in a 22-pole ion trap

bull Visible Transitions of H3+

ndash Transition Frequenciesndash Einstein B coefficients

bull Conclusions amp Discussion

2

IntroductionTheory

3

Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Ein

stei

n A

Coe

ffic

ient

s

Band Origins (cm-1)

r R

almost no exp data

exp well studied

HorseshoeStates

IntroductionTheory amp Experiment hellip previously

TheorySAH (Schiffels Alijah Hinze) 2003 corrected using [1]

T Oka and co Absorption SpectroscopyPopulation distributed over many J

(overtones and hot bands)High H3 Rydberg background

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003

[2] Gottfried et al 2006 [3] Morong et al 2009

Sensitivity limit reached

Gottfried et al 2006

4

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+(vlt2) + Ar ArH+ + H2

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

5

Ep (eV)

ΔEp (eV)

H2 438

O2 438 0014

Ar 384 055

N 356 083

F 354 086

F2 345 094

Ne 207 232

He 185 254

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+H3+

ArH+H3+ H2+ +ArH3+H3+H3

+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

6

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

7

background sources- photons (minimal)

- ambient- laser (λ dependent)

- ArH+

- initial H3+

- ArH+ lifetime

differential pumping

highP[H2]

lowP[H2]

scintillator + AlPMT + filter

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

unknown

J=1-2

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

Theory ndash

Exp ndash

1014 10131019

T1 T2 T3

16

8

A Petrignani et al 2009

search window up to 10 cm-

1search window up to 10 cm-

1

MH Berg PhD Thesis 2011

NMT96SAH03SAH03c(AA10)(JT pc)

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

IntroductionTheory

3

Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Ein

stei

n A

Coe

ffic

ient

s

Band Origins (cm-1)

r R

almost no exp data

exp well studied

HorseshoeStates

IntroductionTheory amp Experiment hellip previously

TheorySAH (Schiffels Alijah Hinze) 2003 corrected using [1]

T Oka and co Absorption SpectroscopyPopulation distributed over many J

(overtones and hot bands)High H3 Rydberg background

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003

[2] Gottfried et al 2006 [3] Morong et al 2009

Sensitivity limit reached

Gottfried et al 2006

4

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+(vlt2) + Ar ArH+ + H2

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

5

Ep (eV)

ΔEp (eV)

H2 438

O2 438 0014

Ar 384 055

N 356 083

F 354 086

F2 345 094

Ne 207 232

He 185 254

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+H3+

ArH+H3+ H2+ +ArH3+H3+H3

+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

6

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

7

background sources- photons (minimal)

- ambient- laser (λ dependent)

- ArH+

- initial H3+

- ArH+ lifetime

differential pumping

highP[H2]

lowP[H2]

scintillator + AlPMT + filter

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

unknown

J=1-2

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

Theory ndash

Exp ndash

1014 10131019

T1 T2 T3

16

8

A Petrignani et al 2009

search window up to 10 cm-

1search window up to 10 cm-

1

MH Berg PhD Thesis 2011

NMT96SAH03SAH03c(AA10)(JT pc)

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

IntroductionTheory amp Experiment hellip previously

TheorySAH (Schiffels Alijah Hinze) 2003 corrected using [1]

T Oka and co Absorption SpectroscopyPopulation distributed over many J

(overtones and hot bands)High H3 Rydberg background

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003

[2] Gottfried et al 2006 [3] Morong et al 2009

Sensitivity limit reached

Gottfried et al 2006

4

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+(vlt2) + Ar ArH+ + H2

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

5

Ep (eV)

ΔEp (eV)

H2 438

O2 438 0014

Ar 384 055

N 356 083

F 354 086

F2 345 094

Ne 207 232

He 185 254

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+H3+

ArH+H3+ H2+ +ArH3+H3+H3

+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

6

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

7

background sources- photons (minimal)

- ambient- laser (λ dependent)

- ArH+

- initial H3+

- ArH+ lifetime

differential pumping

highP[H2]

lowP[H2]

scintillator + AlPMT + filter

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

unknown

J=1-2

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

Theory ndash

Exp ndash

1014 10131019

T1 T2 T3

16

8

A Petrignani et al 2009

search window up to 10 cm-

1search window up to 10 cm-

1

MH Berg PhD Thesis 2011

NMT96SAH03SAH03c(AA10)(JT pc)

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+(vlt2) + Ar ArH+ + H2

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

5

Ep (eV)

ΔEp (eV)

H2 438

O2 438 0014

Ar 384 055

N 356 083

F 354 086

F2 345 094

Ne 207 232

He 185 254

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+H3+

ArH+H3+ H2+ +ArH3+H3+H3

+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

6

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

7

background sources- photons (minimal)

- ambient- laser (λ dependent)

- ArH+

- initial H3+

- ArH+ lifetime

differential pumping

highP[H2]

lowP[H2]

scintillator + AlPMT + filter

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

unknown

J=1-2

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

Theory ndash

Exp ndash

1014 10131019

T1 T2 T3

16

8

A Petrignani et al 2009

search window up to 10 cm-

1search window up to 10 cm-

1

MH Berg PhD Thesis 2011

NMT96SAH03SAH03c(AA10)(JT pc)

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

H3+H3+

ArH+H3+ H2+ +ArH3+H3+H3

+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

6

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

7

background sources- photons (minimal)

- ambient- laser (λ dependent)

- ArH+

- initial H3+

- ArH+ lifetime

differential pumping

highP[H2]

lowP[H2]

scintillator + AlPMT + filter

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

unknown

J=1-2

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

Theory ndash

Exp ndash

1014 10131019

T1 T2 T3

16

8

A Petrignani et al 2009

search window up to 10 cm-

1search window up to 10 cm-

1

MH Berg PhD Thesis 2011

NMT96SAH03SAH03c(AA10)(JT pc)

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

55 K

Laser

H3+

ArH+

BG nonlaser-inducedArH+

Signallaser-induced

ArH+

7

background sources- photons (minimal)

- ambient- laser (λ dependent)

- ArH+

- initial H3+

- ArH+ lifetime

differential pumping

highP[H2]

lowP[H2]

scintillator + AlPMT + filter

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

unknown

J=1-2

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

Theory ndash

Exp ndash

1014 10131019

T1 T2 T3

16

8

A Petrignani et al 2009

search window up to 10 cm-

1search window up to 10 cm-

1

MH Berg PhD Thesis 2011

NMT96SAH03SAH03c(AA10)(JT pc)

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Action Spectroscopy on Cold H3+

in a 22-pole ion trap

unknown

J=1-2

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

predictions ofSchiffels Alijah Hinze 2003Neale Miller Tennyson 1996

aid searchchoose observable transitions

amp give assignments

Theory ndash

Exp ndash

1014 10131019

T1 T2 T3

16

8

A Petrignani et al 2009

search window up to 10 cm-

1search window up to 10 cm-

1

MH Berg PhD Thesis 2011

NMT96SAH03SAH03c(AA10)(JT pc)

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Transition FrequenciesPreviouslyhellip lt13700 cm-1

TiSa laser bull 103 H3

+ ionsbull 10-45 x fundamental B0001 bull 001 cm-1 absolute resolutionbull 0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 23 Transitions frequencies

bull 17 new 6 knownIn agreement with Gottfried 2003

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

9

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Transition Frequenciesgt15000 cm-1

TiSa amp Dye laser (DCM amp Rh B)bull 104-105 H3

+ ionsbull 10-6 x fundamental B0001 bull 0005 cm-1 absolute resolution bull lt0001 cm-1 relative resolution bull 3 weak transitions lt13700 cm-1 bull 7 transitions gt15000 cm-1

[4] Kreckel et al JCP 129 (2008) 164312[5] M Pavanello et al Phys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

10

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip updated

TheoryNMT Neale Miller Tennyson 1996SAH Schiffels Alijah Hinze

2003 unscaled2003 scaled using [1]

Alijah J Mol Spectrosc 264 (2010) 111 using [1-5]

11

LaboratoryOka amp co [1] Gottfried et al 2003lt13700 cm-1 [2] Gottfried et al 2006

[3] Morong et al 2009 MPI [4] Kreckel et al 2008lt17000 cm-1 [5] M Pavanello et al 2012

total 35 transition frequencies from J=1

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Transition FrequenciesTheory amp Experimenthellip latest status

12

BO+DA

BO+DA+REL

BO Born-Oppenheimer approximationDA Diagonal Adiabatic correctionREL Relativistic effect

M Pavanello et alPhys Rev Lett 108 (2012) 023002

average deviation of 01 cm-1

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

NArH+ B12NH3+PLA[1-exp(-tLITA)]

T105

Relative Normalisation bull Constant conditions

bull Dynamic count range

J=1-210-1100

Einstein B Coefficientsmeasuring line intensities

Absolute Normalisation bull Reference line (000) (031)bull ldquoKnownrdquo Einstein B coefficientbull Measured for every transition

13

VIS ~10-6 x fundamental

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

14Munro et al Mol Phys 104 (2006) 115

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Einstein B CoefficientsTheory amp Experiment

15

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

16

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

18

19

Thank youfor your attention

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Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Observation of ro-vibrational levelsndash up to 17200 cm-1 (dissociation ~35000

cm-1)ndash 35 frequencies 18 probabilities

bull Good agreement with theory

bull Resolutionndash Relative lt0001 cm-1

ndash Absolute ~0005 cm-1 (calibration to Li lines)

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Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

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Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

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  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Conclusions amp Discussion

bull Extend spectroscopy to above 17000 cm-

1

ndash Use Neon or Helium as probe gassesbull lower background lower T

ndash Improve sensitivitybull lower photon background (timing)bull lower non-laser induced ArH+ (pulsed valve)bull increase H3

+

ndash Use improved predictions lt03 cm-1

(10 cm-1 deviation gives ~10 day search)

ndash Prediction-independent search

17

Sensitivity increased by 102

Transitions intensities down to Bij~1017 cm3Js2

Sensitivity limit not reached yet

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

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  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy

Acknowledgements

Max BergDennis BingFlorian GrussieHolger KreckelAndreas Wolf

Sascha Reinhardt ndash currently at MPI fuumlr Quantenoptik GermanyAP ndash currently at Leiden Observatory NL

Many thanks toJonathan Tennyson and co-workers UCL UK

Alexander Alijah Reims University France

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  • Visible transitions from ground-state H3+ and their Einstein-B coefficients measured with high-sensitivity action spectroscopy