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Optical Synchronization of Clocks across a 12-km Turbulent Air Path over a City

L. C. Sinclair, H. Bergeron, W. C. Swann, C. W. Nelson, I. Coddington, E. Baumann, F. R. Giorgetta, I. Khader, M. Cermak, N. R. Newbury, K. G. Petrillo, J. C. Juarez, K. T. Souza, M. L. Dennis, and J.-D. Deschênes

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Abstract

We demonstrate synchronization of two clocks to within femtoseconds across a 12 km air path over three days. We demonstrate adaptive-optics terminals can be used for improved link availability without degradation of the synchronization performance.

© 2016 Optical Society of America

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