Recent developments in the measurement of space time curvature

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Feb 1978

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(International Astronautical Federation, International Space Relativity Symposium, 3rd, Anaheim, Calif., Oct. 10-16, 1976.) Acta

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

6

Antenna Design, Capacitors, Gravitational Waves, Electric Fields, Gravitational Collapse, Preamplifiers, Q Factors, Sensitivity, Suspensions, Transducers

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Development of a highly sensitive resonant capacitor displacement sensor and a multistage suspension system for a low-temperature gravitational radiation antenna is discussed; the antenna is suitable for studying gravitational collapses. The sensitivity limit of the device is assessed as a function of preamplifier noise. Experiments indicate that an electric field of about 160,000 v/cm may be applied to the resonator surface without a significant increase in Brownian noise. Use of the resonant capacitor sensor with very high Q antennae is also considered.

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