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  • Física atómica
  • Metrología
  • La geofísica

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  • Los relojes atómicos miden el tiempo contando las oscilaciones de los estándares de frecuencia.
  • Los relojes atómicos ópticos ofrecen una precisión superior, alcanzando un rendimiento fraccionario por debajo de 10−17.
  • La teoría de la relatividad dicta que el paso del tiempo es relativo, afectado por la velocidad, la aceleración y la gravedad.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Para demostrar que las mediciones del reloj óptico exceden las capacidades actuales para explicar la distorsión gravitacional del espacio-tiempo de la Tierra.
  • Establecer nuevos puntos de referencia en cuanto a incertidumbre sistemática, inestabilidad de medición y reproducibilidad de los relojes ópticos.

Principales métodos:

  • Utilizó dos relojes de red óptica de iterbio independientes.
  • Se han realizado mediciones de reloj local para evaluar los parámetros de rendimiento.
  • Se han realizado diez comparaciones de frecuencia a ciegas para el análisis de la reproducibilidad.

Principales resultados:

  • Se obtiene una incertidumbre sistemática de 1,4 × 10−18 (en unidades de frecuencia de reloj).
  • Se ha informado de una inestabilidad de medición de 3,2 × 10-19.
  • Reproducibilidad demostrada con una diferencia de frecuencia de [-7 ± 5] ± 8] × 10−19.

Conclusiones:

  • Los relojes ópticos demostrados superan las capacidades actuales para medir la distorsión gravitacional del espacio-tiempo.
  • Su sensibilidad al geopotencial permite una geodesia avanzada con una resolución a nivel de centímetro.
  • Estos relojes se pueden aplicar para explorar fenómenos geofísicos, probar la relatividad general y buscar materia oscura.