Making optical atomic clocks more stable with 10-16-level laser stabilization
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A. Ludlow | J. Sherman | N. Lemke | C. Oates | Y. Jiang | R. Fox | L. Ma | Yanyi Jiang | Yanyi Jiang | Y. Jiang | Richard W. Fox | Jeff Sherman | Long-Sheng Ma | Long-Sheng Ma
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