Active resonant antennas for gravitational radiation

Details Active resonant antennas for gravitational radiation Active resonant antennas for gravitational radiation

Jan 1979

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Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 18, Jan. 1979, p. 177-180. Research supported by the Mitsubishi Foundation.

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Antenna Design, Electrochemistry, Feedback Control, Gravitational Wave Antennas, Equations Of Motion, Radiation Detectors, Resonant Frequencies, Systems Stability, Thermal Noise

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Nature of a resonant system consisting of two masses connected with an electromechanical feedback device is examined, and a possibility of constructing a low-noise antenna for gravitational radiation based on this system is discussed. It is shown that antennas of this kind could have a smaller thermal noise compared with solid-body antennas, while the transducer noise is comparable for both of them. The proposed system would extend the frequency region of resonant detectors below 10 Hz.

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