A compact, transportable single-ion optical clock with 7.8 × 10−17 systematic uncertainty
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Peng Zhang | Peng Zhang | S. J. Wang | Jian Cao | Jun-juan Shang | Kaifeng Cui | Jin-bo Yuan | Si-jia Chao | Hua-lin Shu | Xueren Huang | Jian Cao | Xue-ren Huang | Kai-feng Cui | J. Yuan | H. Shu | Yuan Jinbo | J. Shang | S. Chao | Chao Sijia | Shaomao Wang | Zhang Ping
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