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Accurate characterization and compensation of Earth–Moon reference-clock differences are important for cislunar positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT) architectures. This study develops an integrated analytical framework that connects modele...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Towards a Unified Cislunar Reference System: PNT Challenges and Solutions)
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18 September 2026

Carrier-phase precise point positioning (PPP) entered Bureau International des Poids et Mesures (BIPM) time computations around 2009 and now yields sub-nanosecond time differences with 10−15–10−16 frequency stability over multi-day...

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13 September 2026

Accurate time dissemination is essential for telecommunications, scientific instrumentation, industrial control, and distributed computer systems, motivating the development of cost-effective timing solutions. This work presents the design, implement...

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Relating the standard deviation of time-error buildup, σt(T), at some time T after synchronization to a clock’s Allan deviation, σy(T), is problematic for several reasons. Notably, the stochastic integrals of various relevant noise...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Advances in Atomic and Optical Clocks: Pushing the Boundaries of Precision Timing)
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Quantum-Spacetime Perspective on the KM3-230213A Neutrino

  • Giovanni Amelino-Camelia,
  • Giacomo D’Amico,
  • Giuseppe Fabiano,
  • Domenico Frattulillo and ,
  • Giulia Gubitosi,
  • Alessandro Moia and
  • Giacomo Rosati
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The announcement of the KM3-230213A neutrino is generating a flood of astrophysics studies, mostly investigating its origin. We here focus on aspects of this observation that could be relevant for research programs on quantum gravity and spacetime qu...

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Clock Synchronization with Kuramoto Oscillators for Space Systems

  • Nathaniel Ristoff,
  • Hunter Kettering and
  • James Camparo

As space systems evolve towards cis-lunar missions and beyond, the demand for precise yet low-size, -weight, and -power (SWaP) clocks and synchronization methods becomes increasingly critical. We introduce a novel clock synchronization approach based...

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This paper presents a theoretical framework modeling space-time as a quantized elastic medium. This elastic model is not intended to replace general relativity, but to offer a complementary mechanical interpretation in the approximation of the weak g...

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10 Pages

In vapor-cell atomic clocks, a buffer gas is employed to slow the collision rate of atoms with the vapor-cell’s walls, which dephases the atomic coherence and thereby contributes to the 0-0 hyperfine transition’s linewidth. However, the b...

(This article belongs to the Special Issue Advances in Atomic and Optical Clocks: Pushing the Boundaries of Precision Timing)
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The instabilities in time and frequency transfer systems, a form of residual noise, can contribute significantly to the total uncertainty in time or frequency comparisons. Understanding the characteristics of transfer instabilities is increasingly im...

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In a purely Keplerian picture, the anomalistic, draconitic and sidereal orbital periods of a test particle orbiting a massive body coincide with each other. Such degeneracy is removed when post-Keplerian perturbing acceleration enters the equations o...

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