Stanford, SLAC X-ray Studies Could Make LIGO Gravitational Wave Detector 10x More Sensitive
In this video, Stanford’s Riccardo Bassiri explains his work at SSRL, which aims to better understand thermal noise in mirror coatings.
Видео Stanford, SLAC X-ray Studies Could Make LIGO Gravitational Wave Detector 10x More Sensitive канала SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
Видео Stanford, SLAC X-ray Studies Could Make LIGO Gravitational Wave Detector 10x More Sensitive канала SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory
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