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Mercury-ion clock based on a linear multi-pole ion trap

Prestage, J. D.·Chung, S.·Tjoelker, R. L.·Burt, E.·Maleki, L.
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Prestage, J. D., Chung, S., Tjoelker, R. L., Burt, E., Maleki, L.. 2001-09-09. Mercury-ion clock based on a linear multi-pole ion trap. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20060031508

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