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Optical Clocks Based on Single Ions and Neutral Atoms

F. Riehle

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Optical clocks are beginning to outperform the best microwave clocks with respect to accuracy and stability. We report on PTB's optical atomic clocks based on a single ion and on neutral atoms.

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Optical clocks are beginning to outperform the best microwave clocks with respect to accuracy and stability. We report on PTB's optical atomic clocks based on a single ion and on neutral atoms.

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Optical clocks are beginning to outperform the best microwave clocks with respect to accuracy and stability. We report on PTB's optical atomic clocks based on a single ion and on neutral atoms.

Key concepts: Atomic clock, Energetic neutral atom, Ion, Atomic physics, Microwave, Physics, Atom optics, Quantum mechanics

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