Optical-to-microwave frequency comparison with fractional uncertainty of 10-15

Optical-to-microwave frequency comparison with fractional uncertainty of 10-15
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10.1007/s00340-007-2762-z
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发表时间:
2007-10
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Applied Physics B
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J. Stalnaker;S. Diddams;T. M. Fortier;T. M. Fortier;Kyoungsik Kim;L. Hollberg;J. Bergquist;W. Itano;M. Delany;L. Lorini;W. Oskay;T. Heavner;S. Jefferts;Filippo Levi;T. E. Parker;Jon H. Shirley
J. Stalnaker;S. Diddams;T. M. Fortier;T. M. Fortier;Kyoungsik Kim;L. Hollberg;J. Bergquist;W. Itano;M. Delany;L. Lorini;W. Oskay;T. Heavner;S. Jefferts;Filippo Levi;T. E. Parker;Jon H. Shirley
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J. Stalnaker;S. Diddams;T. M. Fortier;T. M. Fortier;Kyoungsik Kim;L. Hollberg;J. Bergquist;W. Itano;M. Delany;L. Lorini;W. Oskay;T. Heavner;S. Jefferts;Filippo Levi;T. E. Parker;Jon H. Shirley

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