
doi: 10.1063/1.2125677
handle: 11588/517199 , 11576/2531600 , 11581/221632 , 11568/98998 , 11585/998578
doi: 10.1063/1.2125677
handle: 11588/517199 , 11576/2531600 , 11581/221632 , 11568/98998 , 11585/998578
The Virgo Experiment is a gravitational wave interferometric detector. It consists in a Michelson interferometer with two 3 km long Fabry‐Perot cavities as orthogonal arms. The installation of the detector has been completed in September 2003 and presently the apparatus is under commissioning. In this article an overview of the detector status is presented.
gravitational wave detectors
gravitational wave detectors
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