THE CAESIUM RESONATOR AS A STANDARD OF FREQUENCY AND TIME

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[1] BONANOMI J, 1956, HELV PHYS ACTA, V29, P224

[2] ATOMIC BEAM MAGNETIC RESONANCE EXPERIMENTS WITH RADIOACTIVE ELEMENTS NA-22, K-40, CS-135, AND CS-137 [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1949, 76 (08): : 1068 - 1075

[3] A HIGHLY STABLE MICROWAVE OSCILLATOR AND ITS APPLICATION TO THE MEASUREMENT OF THE SPATIAL VARIATIONS OF REFRACTIVE INDEX IN THE ATMOSPHERE [J]. PROCEEDINGS OF THE INSTITUTION OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS-LONDON, 1953, 100 (63): : 19 - 24

[4] ATOMIC AND ASTRONOMICAL TIME [J]. NATURE, 1956, 177 (4512) : 744 - 745

[5] ESSEN L, 1955, NATURE, V176, P281

[6] ATOMIC TIME AND THE DEFINITION OF THE SECOND [J]. NATURE, 1956, 178 (4523) : 34 - 35

[7] ESSEN L, 1955, ANN FRANC CHRONOM, V1, P343

[8] MASER - NEW TYPE OF MICROWAVE AMPLIFIER, FREQUENCY STANDARD, AND SPECTROMETER [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1955, 99 (04): : 1264 - 1274

[9] DEFINITION OF THE 2ND OF TIME [J]. NATURE, 1955, 176 (4484) : 669 - 670

[10] ON THE SIGN OF THE ELECTRIC QUADRUPOLE MOMENT OF LI-7 [J]. PHYSICAL REVIEW, 1949, 76 (01): : 138 - 139