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Characterization of frequency stability
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Background and Definitions5 TV.The Definition of Measures of Frequency Stability (Second Moment Type) 6 V. Translations Among Frequency Stability Measures .... 13 VI.Applications of Stability Measures 20 VII.
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- Barnes, J. A.
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- National Bureau of Standards
- Published
- 1970
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