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11 papers
A Multi-Messenger Search for Exotic Field Emission with a Global Magnetometer Network
Sami S. Khamis, Ibrahim A. Sulai, Paul Hamilton +38
Quantum sensor networks in combination with traditional astronomical observations are emerging as a novel modality for multi-messenger astronomy. Here we develop a generic analysis…
Large-scale, Multi-pass, Two-chamber RF Atomic Magnetometer
D. J. Heilman, K. L. Sauer, D. W. Prescott +4
We describe one of the largest radio-frequency RF atomic magnetometers presently operating. A total atomic volume of 128 , with correspondingly large number of $^{87…
Pulsed Vector Atomic Magnetometer Using an Alternating Fast-Rotating Field
Tao Wang, Wonjae Lee, Mark Limes +3
We introduce a vector atomic magnetometer that employs a fast-rotating magnetic field applied to a pulsed Rb scalar atomic magnetometer. This approach enables simultaneous m…
Do cities have a unique magnetic pulse?
Vincent Dumont, Trevor A. Bowen, Roger Roglans +9
We present a comparative analysis of urban magnetic fields between two American cities: Berkeley (California) and Brooklyn Borough of New York City (New York). Our analysis uses da…
Femtotesla nearly quantum-noise-limited pulsed gradiometer at Earth-scale fields
V. G. Lucivero, W. Lee, M. V. Romalis +3
We describe a finite fields magnetic gradiometer using an intense pulsed laser to polarize a Rb atomic ensemble and a compact VCSEL probe laser to detect paramagnetic Farada…
Heading errors in all-optical alkali-vapor magnetometers in geomagnetic fields
W. Lee, V. G. Lucivero, M. V. Romalis +3
Alkali-metal atomic magnetometers suffer from heading errors in geomagnetic fields as the measured magnetic field depends on the orientation of the sensor with respect to the field…