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We present a measurement of the dynamic scalar and tensor polarizabilities ofthe excited state 3D1 in atomic ytterbium. The polarizabilities were measuredby analyzing the spectral lineshape of the 408-nm 1S0->3D1 transition driven bya standing wave of resonant light in the presence of static electric andmagnetic fields. Due to the interaction of atoms with the standing wave, thelineshape has a characteristic polarizability-dependent distortion. Atheoretical model was used to simulate the lineshape and determine acombination of the polarizabilities of the ground and excited states by fittingthe model to experimental data. This combination was measured with a 13%uncertainty, only 3% of which is due to uncertainty in the simulation andfitting procedure. The scalar and tensor polarizabilities of the state 3D1 weremeasured for the first time by comparing two different combinations ofpolarizabilities. We show that this technique can be applied to similar atomicsystems.

Measurement of dynamic Stark polarizabilities by analyzing spectral lineshapes of forbidden transitions