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Strontium and Mercury of Optical Lattice Clocks

B. Nagorny, J. J. McFerran, M. Gurov, R. Tyumenev, Z. Xu, P. Lemonde, Y. Le Coq, R. Le Targat, J. Lodewyck, and S. Bize

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Abstract

Two strontium and a mercury optical lattice clocks were developed at LNE-SYRTE over more than a decade. These clocks have several unique features which are briefly emphasized. They can find applications in fundamental physics tests and are candidate for a possible redefinition of the SI second based on an optical transition.

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