ELGAR—a European Laboratory for Gravitation and Atom-interferometric Research

Canuel, B; Abend, S; Amaro-Seoane, P; Badaracco, F; Beaufils, Q; Bertoldi, A; Bongs, K; Bouyer, P; Braxmaier, C; Chaibi, W; Christensen, N; Fitzek, F; Flouris, G; Gaaloul, N; Gaffet, S; L Garrido Alzar, C; Geiger, R; Guellati-Khelifa, S; Hammerer, K; Harms, J; Hinderer, J; Holynski, M; Junca, J; Katsanevas, S; Klempt, C; Kozanitis, C; Krutzik, M; Landragin, A; Làzaro Roche, I; Leykauf, B; Lien, Y-H; Loriani, S; Merlet, S; Merzougui, M; Nofrarias, M; Papadakos, P; Pereira dos Santos, F; Peters, A; Plexousakis, D; Prevedelli, M; M Rasel, E; Rogister, Y; Rosat, S; Roura, A; O Sabulsky, D; Schkolnik, V; Schlippert, D; Schubert, C; Sidorenkov, L; Siemß, J-N; F Sopuerta, C; Sorrentino, F; Struckmann, C; M Tino, G; Tsagkatakis, G; Viceré, A; von Klitzing, W; Woerner, L; Zou, X

doi:10.1088/1361-6382/aba80e

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ELGAR—a European Laboratory for Gravitation and Atom-interferometric Research

Published in Classical and Quantum Gravity • Jul 22, 2020

Authors:

B Canuel

S Abend

P Amaro-Seoane

Abstract

Abstract Gravitational waves (GWs) were observed for the first time in 2015, one century after Einstein predicted their existence. There is now growing interest to extend the detection bandwidth to low frequency. The scientific potential of multi-frequency GW astronomy is enormous as it would enable...

Subject

Physics

Gravitational wave

Interferometry

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