Measurement of the Earth's Gravity Gradient with an Atom Interferometer-Based Gravity Gradiometer

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Aug 1998

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Physical Review Letters, Volume 81, Issue 5, August 3, 1998, pp.971-974

Physics

87

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We report the demonstration of an atom interferometer-based gravity
gradiometer. The gradiometer uses stimulated two-photon Raman
transitions to measure the relative accelerations of two ensembles of
laser cooled atoms. We have used this instrument to measure the gradient
of the Earth's gravitational field.

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