Title of article
Gravitational sensor for LISA and its technology demonstration mission
Author/Authors
Bortoluzzi، D نويسنده , , Bosetti، P نويسنده , , Carbone، L نويسنده , , Cavalleri، A نويسنده , , Dolesi، R نويسنده , , Hoyle، C D نويسنده , , Hueller، M نويسنده , , Nappo، F نويسنده , , Sarra، P نويسنده , , Vitale، S نويسنده , , Weber، W J نويسنده , , Cristofolini، I نويسنده , , DaLio، M نويسنده , , Fontana، G نويسنده , , Fontanari، V نويسنده , , Foulon، B نويسنده , , Shaul، D N A نويسنده , , Sumner، T نويسنده ,
Issue Information
روزنامه با شماره پیاپی سال 2003
Pages
-98
From page
99
To page
0
Abstract
We describe the current design of the European gravitational sensor (GS) for the LISA Technology Package (LTP) that, on board the mission SMART-2, aims to demonstrate geodetic motion within one order of magnitude of the anticipated LISA performance. We report also the development of a noise model used in assessing the performance and determining the feasibility of achieving the overall noise goals for the GS. This analysis includes environmental effects that will be present in the sensor. Finally, we discuss open questions regarding the GS for LTP and LISA, ground testing, and verification issues.
Keywords
lasers , far-infrared lasers , Remote sensing , Spectroscopy , diode lasers , laser optics , Combustion diagnostics , Infrared , Absorption
Journal title
CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM GRAVITY
Serial Year
2003
Journal title
CLASSICAL AND QUANTUM GRAVITY
Record number
72931
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