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An improved, optically-pumped, primary frequency standard

Atsushi Hasegawa, Kentaro Fukuda, Noboru Kotake, Masatoshi Kajita, T. Morikawa, W.D. Lee, Craig W. Nelson, D. A. Jennings, Lawrance D. Mullen, J.H. Shiriey, Robert E. Drullinger

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An improved primary frequency standard based on an optically-pumped, thermal, atomic-beam has been jointly developed by CRL and NIST. The design details along with the first evaluation and comparison with NIST's existing standard are presented.

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An improved primary frequency standard based on an optically-pumped, thermal, atomic-beam has been jointly developed by CRL and NIST. The design details along with the first evaluation and comparison with NIST's existing standard are presented.

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An improved primary frequency standard based on an optically-pumped, thermal, atomic-beam has been jointly developed by CRL and NIST. The design details along with the first evaluation and comparison with NIST's existing standard are presented.

Key concepts: NIST, Primary standard, Frequency standard, Optics, Materials science, Thermal, Beam (structure), Computer science

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