Feasibility of giant fiber-optic gyroscopes
arXiv:1301.0769 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevA.87.033823
Abstract
The availability of long-distance, underground fiber-optic links opens a perspective of implementing interferometric fiber-optic gyroscopes embracing very large areas. We discuss the potential sensitivity, some disturbances and approaches to overcome them.
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