Abstract
We measure a cold collision frequency shift in an 87Rb fountain clock that is fractionally 30 times smaller than that for Cs. The shift is 0.38(8)mHz for a density of 1.0(6)×109cm3. We study the cavity pulling of the atomic transition and use it to cancel the cold collision shift. We also measure the partial frequency shifts of each clock state finding 2(λ10λ20)/(λ10+λ20)=0.1(6).