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Long-Term $10^{-18}$-Level Flexible Stability Transfer with a Hybrid-Locked Kerr Microcomb
Optical atomic clocks are moving toward deployable systems, with commercial instruments entering the $10^{-17}$ fractional-frequency-instability regime. Transferring this performance to accessible microwave and radio-frequency signals requires compact optical frequency combs that preserve long-term
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