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Design and preliminary characterization of the USNO rubidium fountain
We have built and begun characterization of an engineering prototype rubidium atomic fountain at the USNO for use in its clock ensemble. We achieve short-term stability of 1.4times10-13/taufrac12, which meets the desired performance for characterizing maser drift. We discuss the design, operation, and preliminary characterization of this device