Gravity-wave detection via correlated-spontaneous-emission lasers

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Nov 1986

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Physical Review A - General Physics, 3rd Series (ISSN 0556-2791), vol. 34, Nov. 1986, p. 4043-4054. USAF-Navy-supported research

Physics

General Physics

34

Gravity Waves, Laser Cavities, Laser Interferometry, Ring Lasers, Spontaneous Emission, Cross Correlation, Hamiltonian Functions, Maxwell Equation, Sagnac Effect, Wave Propagation

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The passive- and active-cavity approaches to interferometric detection of very small displacements are discussed. It is shown how, with an appropriate measurement scheme, a correlated spontaneous emission laser may be used to achieve a sensitivity surpassing the conventional schemes. It is also noted that the 'nonlocal' or 'tidal' nature of the g-wave interaction with the detector takes a very different form in passive and active devices.

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