a proposal for combined efforts regarding geophysical research and detection of gravitational waves
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Abstract
The possibility of studying the Earth free oscillations<br />with a laser interferometer is considered. In particular the problem of<br />detection of gravitational waves is analysed in detail. This problem seems<br />to be a very promising matter owing to the fact that with a two-mode He-No<br />laser one may resolve changes in length down to 10~u cm. Other methods<br />to reveal gravitational waves are mentioned.
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| Authors | ;S. PETRALIA;C. GUALDI;P. FORTINI;V. DE SABBATA |
| Journal | desalination |
| Year | 1970 |
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