| Until this breakthrough, laser interferometry had been the poor cousin to bars in the gravity wave game. |
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| Researchers use ground-based lasers and optical interferometry to detect gravity waves. |
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| Since the field of gravity wave interferometry is still so new, the researchers involved come from diverse backgrounds. |
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| The optical measurement of surface separation is based on thin-film interferometry. |
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| This paper presents a technique for measuring object-vibration phasors of higher amplitudes in phase-modulated holographic interferometry. |
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| The unique advantage of interferometry is that the wavelength or frequency of the radiation used acts as an inherently precise measuring device. |
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| Optical interferometry is a technique that splits a laser beam into two beams by using a partially silvered mirror. |
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| For instance, a white-light profilometer system uses chromatic aberration or an interferometry and phase shift technique to measure surface roughness to 1 nm. |
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| Severe layover and radar shadow will adversely affect both radargrammetry and interferometry. |
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| A first study concerned the possibility of detecting gravitational waves using a space-borne gyroscope based on atom interferometry. |
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| These observations are an important sterp forwards an independent verification of the extragalactic distance scale by interferometry. |
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| To overcome this problem, we developed a noncontact fiber optic distance sensor based on frequency-domain low-coherence interferometry. |
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| This work will continue with a complete mapping of the H I and ionized gas of M 31 by means radio and optical interferometry. |
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| Details on the experiment and about interferometry in general can be found in the references below. |
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| Dr Inglis added that the capability of a laboratory in interferometry was not related to the stability of an artefact. |
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| Radar interferometry can be operated on aircraft, space shuttles or satellites. |
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| Recently, work on the constant current source and the interferometry has begun. |
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| Also the radar interferometry allows to discern soil distortions and to establish a useful mapping. |
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| If a few tens of meters seem accessible today, it is necessary to go to interferometry to exceed this limit. |
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| In dimensional metrology, the compact diode-pumped laser systems are showing excellent performance characteristics as sources for interferometry. |
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| The fabrication team measured the optical surface using phase-shifting interferometry and a refractive null corrector near the center of curvature. |
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| Once a lab curiosity, atom interferometry is now becoming the Swiss Army knife of physics. |
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| This yielded individual A and B layer thickness data and subsequent comparisons with CFD and white light interferometry results. |
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| He shows how too vercome the problems and make interferometry a precise satellite tracking technology. |
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| In this group of slides, we will discuss how radar can be used to measure motion or elevations on the Earth's surface using the technique of interferometry. |
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| By using interferometry, the wavelengths of a laser along a path alongside a body are counted and interpolated, which makes an unusually large measuring range possible, from several dozen metres to fractions of nanometres. |
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| The XL-80 is quick and easy to set-up and use, reducing waiting time and increasing available measurement time, whilst still retaining the accuracy benefits of a pure interferometry based system. |
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| Rignot and Kanagaratnam used satellite radar interferometry data to measure the change of glacial velocity of Greenland between 1996 and 2005 due to the artic warming in the last decade. |
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| Competing techniques with QCM include dual polarization interferometry and surface plasmon resonance. |
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| The vibration facility is also being upgraded. A system for vibration calibration using reciprocity and laser interferometry simultaneously is also being developed. |
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| To optimize injections and boost the energy efficiency of the extraction process, Total's teams utilize various complementary techniques such as time-lapse seismic, radar interferometry and fiber optics. |
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| Consequently, the team turned to a technique called interferometry, which involves combining the light coming from several telescopes to yield resolution equivalent to a telescope as large as the distance between them. |
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| Since 1979 it has been organising certifications relating to the most commonly used NDT techniques, such as ultrasounds, Foucault currents, die penetrant inspection, magnetoscopy, tightness, interferometry and thermography. |
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| The second method, using lasers, is designed to measure spacetime geometry variations between mirrors suspended in vacuum using interferometry in a Michelson configuration. |
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| Now a scientific research technique called Atomic Interferometry is trying to re-write the canon. |
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| To calculate the slow rotation and to find the exact time, scientists have been using an extremely precise technique called Very Long Baseline Interferometry. |
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