Hydrogen maser frequency comparison with a cesium beam standard
Comparison of hydrogen maser and of cesium beam tube frequency standard
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Comparison of hydrogen maser and of cesium beam tube frequency standard
Standardization of 1000 W quartz-iodine lamp to provide data on planetary radiation by use of thermocouple and photoplier detectors
Numerical analysis of current spacecraft sterilization standards
Instrumentation and methods used in establishing tungsten-filament lamp standards of total irradiance
Standardized computer program for solving boundary layer problems
Calibration analysis of rubidium frequency standard - Apollo project
U.S. Standard Atmosphere supplements, 1966
Calibration of photoelectric standard
Method for evaluating traveling wave tube stability and atomic hydrogen frequency standard
Feasibility of standard satellite system to accommodate variety of missions in magnetosphere
U.S. Standard Atmosphere Supplements, 1966, containing tables and models depicting conditions other than mid-latitude mean
Intercomparison of hydrogen and cesium frequency standard
Lithium drifted germanium detector with cylindrical annular shape permitting standardization of gamma spectroscopy techniques
The second-order Zeeman shift in a 12-pole buffer-gas-cooled linear ion trap frequency standard is characterized.
We report on the development of a small, low mass and power, and high stability mercury trapped ion frequency standard for spaceflight.
We report on progress towards the development of a small, low mass and power, and high stability mercury trapped ion frequency standard for the Global Positioning System.
We intend to combine the exquisite performance over short time scales coming from a cavity reference with the long-term stability of an atomic frequency standard with an eye towards reliability in a spaceflight application.