Experimental search for EDM in diamagnetic atom $^{129}$Xe using active nuclear spin maser

ORAL

Abstract

A permanent electric dipole moment (EDM) which directly means $T$-violation attracts much attention, because an unknown \textit{CP}-violating phase which is necessary to understand the present matter-dominated Universe is expected to be probed by EDM. The present study aims at measuring the EDM in the diamagnetic atom $^{129}$Xe to a size of 10$^{-28}$ $e$cm, stepping into a domain below the present upper limit by one order of magnitude. In the present experiment, we employ an active nuclear spin maser which has characteristics of the optical detection of the spin precession and the artificial production of the feedback field to sustain the spin precession over a long measurement duration. For the magnetometry in the measurement, a comagnetometer using $^{3}$He is incorporated to the spin maser system. In this presentation, the current status of our experiment will be given.

Authors

  • Yuichi Ichikawa

    • RIKEN Nishina Center
  • Tomoya Sato

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Yuichi Ohtomo

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Yu Sakamoto

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Shuichiro Kojima

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Chikako Funayama

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Chika Hirao

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Takahiro Suzuki

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Masatoshi Chikamori

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Eri Hikota

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Hirokazu Miyatake

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Tsubasa Nanao

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Kunifumi Suzuki

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Masato Tsuchiya

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology
  • Takeshi Inoue

    • CYRIC, Tohoku University
  • Takeshi Furukawa

    • Tokyo Metropolitan University
  • Akihiko Yoshimi

    • Okayama University
  • Christopher Bidinosti

    • University of Winnipeg
  • Takashi Ino

    • KEK
  • Hideki Ueno

    • RIKEN Nishina Center
  • Yukari Matsuo

    • Hosei University
  • Takeshi Fukuyama

    • RCNP, Osaka University
  • Koichiro Asahi

    • Tokyo Institute of Technology