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Mathematical Model of a Territorially Distributed Collective Time and Frequency Standard

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A method for combining remote atomic clocks into one collective network is described. A synthesized model gives the uncertainty of the collective standard as a function of the frequency instability versus the number of clocks in the network and the measuring time. The results of an investigation of that model are reported.

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  1. A. N. Kroshkin
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Kroshkin, A.N. Mathematical Model of a Territorially Distributed Collective Time and Frequency Standard. Measurement Techniques 44, 582–589 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1012363112353

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