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  • OSA Technical Digest (Optica Publishing Group, 1986),
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Bulk optic Sagnac interferometer for tests of general relativity

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Abstract

Ring laser and Sagnac interferometer gyroscopes have been suggested for a possible experiment to test metric theories of gravity.1 As emphasized in recent reviews, neither ring lasara1 norfiber gyroscopes2 seem to provide the required accuracy. The same appears to be true of passive cavity resonators3 or nonlinear variants.4 The primary problem with fiber Sagnac interferometers is that the permissibie power before onset of nonlinearities is quite limited (10-100 mW). Thus the SNR possible is also limited. To overcome this limitation we suggest use of a bulk optic device.

© 1986 Optical Society of America

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