Proposed detection of variation in mp/me using a vibrational transition frequency of a CaH+ ion

This paper proposes the detection of the variation in the proton-to-electron mass ratio beta by measuring a pure vibrational transition frequency of a cold CaH+ ion. The uncertainty of the this frequency can potentially be on the order of 10(-16), because the uncertainties of the Zeeman and Stark shifts are lower than 10(-16) and the electric quadrupole shift is zero. It is practicable to produce a CaH+ ion at a certain quantum state and perform sympathetic cooling by using the collisions with a laser-cooled Ca+ ion.