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First Results of the Laser-Interferometric Detector for Axions (LIDA)

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By Joscha Heinze, Alex Gill, Artemiy Dmitriev, Jiří Smetana
| Physical Review B
We present the operating principle and the first observing run of a novel kind of direct detector for axions and axionlike particles in the galactic halo. Sensitive to the polarisation rotation of linearly polarised laser light induced by an axion field, our experiment is the first detector of its kind collecting scientific data.
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A High-Finesse Suspended Interferometric Sensor for Macroscopic Quantum Mechanics with Femtometre Sensitivity

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By Jiří Smetana, Denis Martynov, Tianliang Yan, Vincent Boyer
| MDPI
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Nonlinearities in Fringe-Counting Compact Michelson Interferometers

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By Jiří Smetana, Denis Martynov, Chiara Di Fronzo, Anthony Amorosi
| MDPI
5. Conclusions Interferometric displacement sensors are poised to replace many existing electromagnetic and optical sensing schemes within applications requiring subpicometre levels of sensitivity. In this paper, we follow-up the investigation of our custom sensor manufactured by SmarAct reported in Ref. [8], with a focus on the sensor’s linearity. We embed this investigation within the specific context of inertial sensing and gravitational wave detection.
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