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Single electron interference and capacitive edge mode coupling generates ϕ<sub>0</sub>/2 flux periodicity in Fabry-Pérot interferometers. [PDF]
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Synchrotron radiation based analyzer-free dual-phase dark-field lung imaging approach for radiography and CT. [PDF]
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Experimental Advances in Phase Estimation with Photonic Quantum States. [PDF]
Entropy (Basel)Knoll LT, Magnoni AG, Larotonda MA.
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Step-Free Coating Technique for Four-Quadrant Wind Imaging Interferometer. [PDF]
Sensors (Basel)Yan T, Huang L, Wang Y, Zhang C.
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A Low-Cost Laser Interferometric Elastography System for Skin Elasticity Measurement. [PDF]
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Nonlinear interferometers in quantum optics
Advances in Optics and Photonics, 2016 We review the main works in the field of nonlinear interferometers, which has been developing ever since the start of nonlinear optics and has seen growing interest in recent years due to the applications in quantum information and quantum metrology ...
Zhe Yu Ou, Maria Chekhova
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1997
The Virgo gravitational wave detector is an interferometer with 3 km long arms in construction near Pisa to be commissioned in the year 2000. Virgo has been designed to achieve a strain sensitivity of a few times at 200 Hz. A large effort has gone into the conception of the mirror suspension system, which is expected to reduce noise to the level of at ...
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The Virgo gravitational wave detector is an interferometer with 3 km long arms in construction near Pisa to be commissioned in the year 2000. Virgo has been designed to achieve a strain sensitivity of a few times at 200 Hz. A large effort has gone into the conception of the mirror suspension system, which is expected to reduce noise to the level of at ...
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Applied Optics, 1979
A stroboscopic interferometer that can be used as either a Fizeau or a holographic interferometer is described. The instrument has been developed for real-time evaluation of dynamic optical components and for remote-site operation of an interferometer in the presence of severe acoustical noise and mechanical vibration effects.
J S, Harris, R L, Fusek, J S, Marcheski
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A stroboscopic interferometer that can be used as either a Fizeau or a holographic interferometer is described. The instrument has been developed for real-time evaluation of dynamic optical components and for remote-site operation of an interferometer in the presence of severe acoustical noise and mechanical vibration effects.
J S, Harris, R L, Fusek, J S, Marcheski
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Applied Optics, 1995
A new type of a swinging interferometer, the carousel interferometer, is presented, and its properties are studied and compared with other swinging interferometers. The new interferometer is built with five plane mirrors. The optical path difference is accomplished by rotation of a system that consists of four mirrors.
J K, Kauppinen +2 more
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A new type of a swinging interferometer, the carousel interferometer, is presented, and its properties are studied and compared with other swinging interferometers. The new interferometer is built with five plane mirrors. The optical path difference is accomplished by rotation of a system that consists of four mirrors.
J K, Kauppinen +2 more
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1993
Abstract : Atom interferometers, in which atom or molecular de Broglie waves are coherently split and then recombined to produce interference fringes, have opened up exciting new possibilities for precision and fundamental measurements with complex particles. The MIT interferometer in particular also permits a new form of spectroscopy as it is the only
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Abstract : Atom interferometers, in which atom or molecular de Broglie waves are coherently split and then recombined to produce interference fringes, have opened up exciting new possibilities for precision and fundamental measurements with complex particles. The MIT interferometer in particular also permits a new form of spectroscopy as it is the only
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