Bibliography of Maser References

• L. Wilmer Anderson, Francis M. Pipkin, and James C. Baird, Jr. Hyperfine structure of hydrogen, deuterium, and tritium. Phys. Rev., 120:1279-1289, 1960.

• Harro G. Andresen. Hydrogen maser frequency shifts due to coherently excited Delta m_F = pm 1 transitions between F=1 levels of the atomic hydrogen ground state. Z. Physik, 210, 1968.

• G. T. Bodwin and D. R. Yennie. Some recoil corrections to the hydrogen hyperfine splitting. Phys. Rev. D, 37:498-523, 1988.

• B. Cagnac, M. D. Plimmer, L. Julien, and F. Biraben. The hydrogen atom, a tool for metrology. Rep. Prog. Phys., 57:853-893, 1994.

• S. B. Crampton and H. T. M. Wang. Duration of hydrogen-atom spin-exchange collisions. Phys. Rev. A, 12:1305-1312, 1975.

• S. B. Crampton. Phys. Rev., 158:57, 1967.

• W. M. Golding. In Proceedings of the 1994 IEEE International Symposium on Frequency Control, page 724, Piscataway, NJ, 1994. IEEE.

• Daniel Kleppner, H. Mark Goldenberg, and Norman F. Ramsey. Properties of the hydrogen maser. Appl. Opt., 1:55-60, 1962.

• Daniel Kleppner, H. Mark Goldenberg, and Norman F. Ramsey. Theory of the hydrogen maser. Phys. Rev., 126:603-615, 1962.

• D. Kleppner, H. C. Berg, S. B. Crampton, N. F. Ramsey, R.F. C. Vessot, H. E. Peters, and J. Vanier. Hydrogen-maser prinicples and techniques. Phys. Rev., 138:A 972-983, 1965.

• Edward M. Mattison, Robert F. C. Vessot, and Wei Shen. Single-state selection system for hydrogen masers. IEEE Trans. Ultr. Ferro. and Freq. Cont., 34:622-628, 1987.

• Norman Ramsey. Molecular Beams. Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1956.

• Norman F. Ramsey. Experiments with separated oscillatory fields and hydrogen masers. Rev. Mod. Phys., 62:541-552, 1990.

• Norman F. Ramsey. Experiments with trapped hydorgen atoms and neutrons. Hyper. Int., 81:97-103, 1993.

• L. A. Rawley, J. H. Taylor, M. M. Davis, and D. W. Allan. Millisecond pulsar psr 1937+21: A highly stable clock. Science, 238:761-765, 1997.

• Jacques Vanier and Claude Audoin. The Quantum Physics of Atomic Frequency Standards. Adam Hilger, Bristol, 1989.

• Jacques Vanier. Relaxation in rubidium-87 and the rubidium maser. Phys. Rev., 168:129-149, 1968.

• R. F. C. Vessot, M. W. Levine, E. M. Mattison, E. L. Blomberg, T. E. Hoffman, G. U. Nystrom, B. F. Farrel, R. Decher, P. B. Eby, C. R. Baugher, J. W. Watts, D. L. Teuber, and F. D. Wills. Test of relativistic gravitation with a space-borne hydrogen maser. Phys. Rev. Lett., 45:2081-2084, 1980.

• Ronald L. Walsworth, Isaac F. Silvera, Edward M. Mattison, and Robert F. C. Vessot. Test of the linearity of quantum mechanics in an atomic system with a hydrogen maser. Phys. Rev. Lett., 64:2599-2602, 1990.

• Ronald L. Walsworth, Isaac F. Silvera, Edward M. Mattison, and Robert F. C. Vessot. Measurement of a hyperfine-induced spin-exchange frequency shift in atomic hydrogen. Phys. Rev. A, 46:2495-2512, 1992.

• J. P. Wittke and R. H. Dicke. Redetrmination of the hyperfine splitting in the ground state of atomic hydrogen. Phys. Rev., 103:620-631, 1956.