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Readout-delay-free Bragg atom interferometry using overlapped spatial fringes

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Wigley, Paul
Hardman, Kyle
Freier, Christian
Everitt, Patrick
Legge, Samuel
Close, John
Perumbil, Manju
Robins, Nicholas

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A method for mitigating the readout delay characteristic of Bragg-based atom interferometry is presented, utilizing an asymmetric Mach-Zehnder interferometer sequence to generate spatial fringes that are read out while still overlapped. The time of flight after the final beamsplitter is engineered to facilitate constructive overlap of the fringes on the output states. A noise analysis performed using a precision atom interferometer is presented, comparing the traditional separated symmetric scheme with that of the separated and overlapped asymmetric scheme showing no significant increase in short-term phase noise.

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