The Munich Gravitational Wave Detector Using Laser Interferometry
The Munich Gravitational Wave Detector Using Laser Interferometry
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使用激光干涉测量的慕尼黑引力波探测器
DOI：
10.1007/978-1-4613-3712-6_23
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发表时间：
1983
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通讯作者：
L. Schnupp
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作者：
H. Billing;W. Winkler;R. Schilling;A. Rüdiger;K. Maischberger;L. Schnupp
1971年，慕尼黑的一个小型实验小组开始研制韦伯型谐振棒天线，用于探测引力波。在慕尼黑和弗拉斯卡蒂之间的符合实验中（室温棒达到最高灵敏度），没有发现任何事件[2]。为了提高几个数量级的灵敏度，1975年开始了激光干涉测量的工作[3]。Forward [4]和韦斯[5]对这种方法进行了开创性的工作。
In 1971, a small experimental group at Munich began with the development of a Weber-type resonant bar antenna for the detection of gravitational waves In coincidence experiments between Munich and Frascati (with the highest sensitivities achieved with room temperature bars) no events have been found [2]. As a possibility to improve the sensitivity by several orders of magnitude, work on laser interferometry was started in 1975 [3]. Pioneering work on this approach had been done by Forward [4] and Weiss [5].