Two gravity-wave detectors: A comparison
Abstract
The sensitivity of a dumbbell gravity-wave antenna is compared with that for a cylindrical detector. It is concluded that a Weber cylindrical antenna is decidedly the more sensitive at mutually accessible frequencies, particularly if the detector is to operate at higher frequencies in addition to the fundamental. A dumbbell antenna does offer the possibility of sampling the very low-frequency end of the spectrum which is inaccessible to cylinders. © 1972 The American Physical Society.
This paper has been withdrawn.