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iSense: A Portable Ultracold-Atom-Based Gravimeter

Author(s) -

Marella de Angelis,

Marie-Christine Angonin,

Q. Beaufils,

Christian Becker,

Andréa Bertoldi,

Kai Bongs,

Thomas Bourdel,

Philippe Bouyer,

Vincent Boyer,

Sören Dörscher,

Hans-Rainer Duncker,

W. Ertmer,

T. Fernholz,

T. M. Fromhold,

Waldemar Herr,

P. Krüger,

Ch. Kürbis,

Christopher J. Mellor,

Franck Pereira dos Santos,

Achim Peters,

N. Poli,

Manuel Popp,

M. Prevedelli,

Ernst M. Rasel,

Jan Rudolph,

Florian Schreck,

K. Sengstock,

F. Sorrentino,

Simon Stellmer,

G. M. Tino,

T. Valenzuela,

Thijs Wendrich,

Andreas Wicht,

Patrick Windpassinger,

Peter Wolf

Publication year - 2011

Publication title -

procedia computer science

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.334

H-Index - 76

ISSN - 1877-0509

DOI - 10.1016/j.procs.2011.09.067

Subject(s) - computer science , ultracold atom , gravimeter , atom (system on chip) , quantum sensor , quantum , embedded system , electrical engineering , physics , quantum computer , quantum simulator , optics , quantum mechanics , interferometry , engineering

We present iSense, a recently initiated FET project aiming to use Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to develop a platform for portable quantum sensors based on cold atoms. A prototype of backpack-size highprecision force sensor will be built to demonstrate the concept

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