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Experiment: Precision Spectroscopy and Atomic Clocks

phenomenaexperimentsowedphenomenon 90.1: Frequency uncertainty falls as the inverse square root of the averaging time90.1 Frequency uncert…phenomenon 90.2: Separated fields give a fringe narrower than the interaction90.2 Separated fields…phenomenon 90.3: A trap that does not move the clock90.3 A trap that does…phenomenon 90.4: A pulse train is a comb of exactly equidistant optical lines90.4 A pulse train is…phenomenon 90.5: The fine-structure constant does not measurably change90.5 The fine-structu…phenomenon 90.6: Two clocks one metre apart run at different rates90.6 Two clocks one m…experiment : Precision Spectroscopy and Atomic ClocksPrecision Spectr…pending : ch:14-exp-precision-spectroscopy@pending-1pending
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