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Book SynopsisThe Symposium on Frequency Standards and Metrology is an event held approximately every seven years, and is regarded as the premier conference in the field of advanced clocks and oscillators together with their applications in science and metrology. This series began with the first meeting at Université Laval, Quebec Canada in 1971, and the last one was held in 2001 at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. The 7th Symposium on Frequency Standards and Metrology is scheduled for October 5-11, 2008 at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, California, USA.The Symposium is intended as a forum for bringing together international scientists and technologists engaged in the development of precise frequency standards and clocks, the study of their underlying physics, and their applications in metrology and tests of fundamental laws. The symposium has been traditionally held in a venue that promotes exchange of information on emerging ideas and latest achievements in the field, with a single-session approach which includes oral presentations by invitation, poster session(s) and keynote talks from internationally-recognized speakers. The program also includes social and other events aimed at promoting the exchange of technical and scientific information.
Table of ContentsOptical Clocks Including Neutral Atom, Lattice and Ion Clocks; Optical Cavities, Laser Stabilization, and Optical Frequency References; Optical Combs; Microwave Clocks and Standards, Including Fountains and Ion Traps; Microwave Oscillators, Including Cryogenic and Photonic Oscillators; Chips Scale Standards; Tests of Fundamental Physics with Clocks; Clocks and Quantum Information Processing; Space Clocks and Oscillators; Atom Interferometers; Noise and Measurement Systems.
