2019-09-17
15:41 |
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2019-09-17
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2019-09-17
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Quest for Wilderness
/ Siddhanta, Satyarup (speaker)
2019 - Streaming video.
Cricket Club; "Quest for wilderness - a journey through the Seven Summits and the Volcanic Seven Summits" - Talk by Satyarup Siddhanta
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2019-09-17
09:37 |
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Atom interferometry for fundamental physics and gravitational wave detection
/ Hogan, Jason (speaker) (Stanford University)
In recent years, atom interferometry and atomic clocks have made impressive gains in sensitivity and time precision. The best atomic clocks have stability corresponding to a loss of less than one second in the lifetime of the universe. Matter wave interferometers have achieved record-breaking coherence times (seconds) and atomic wavepacket separations (over half a meter), resulting in a significant enhancement in accelerometer and gravity gradiometer sensitivity. Leveraging these advances, atomic sensors are now poised to become a powerful tool for discovery in fundamental physics. I will highlight ongoing efforts to test aspects of general relativity and quantum mechanics, and search for new fundamental interactions. A particularly exciting direction is gravitational wave detection. I will describe the Mid-band Atomic Gravitational wave Interferometric Sensor (MAGIS) proposal, which is targeted to detect gravitational waves in a frequency band complementary to existing detectors (0.03 Hz – 10 Hz), the optimal frequency range to support multi-messenger astronomy. Finally, I will discuss MAGIS-100, a 100-meter tall atomic sensor being constructed at Fermilab that will serve as a prototype of such a detector, and will also be sensitive to proposed ultra-light dark matter (scalar and vector couplings) at unprecedented levels..
2019 - Streaming video.
CERN Colloquium
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2019-09-11
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2019-09-11
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