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Proposal for detection of magnetic fields through magnetostrictive perturbation of optical fibers

Amnon Yariv and Harry V. Winsor

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The possibility of detecting magnetic fields by a magnetostrictive straining of optical fibers is investigated. The effect of shot noise and the limiting sensitivity are considered.

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