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Dual mass milligram-scale torsion oscillator for vibration-free optomechanical sensing
Jack Manley, Thomas Bsaibes, Charles A. Condos +3
Chip-scale optomechanical devices are driving the miniaturization of inertial sensors and next generation fundamental physics experiments. However, precision at the theoretical lim…
Nanofabricated torsion pendulums for tabletop gravity experiments
Jack Manley, Charles A. Condos, Zachary Fegley +5
Measurement of mutual gravitation on laboratory scales is an outstanding challenge and a prerequisite to probing theories of quantum gravity. A leading technology in tabletop gravi…
Lithographically Defined SiN Torsional Pendulum
Thomas Bsaibes, Charles Condos, Jack Manley +3
Torsion pendulums provide an opportunity to trap large masses in a potential weak enough to explore two-body gravitation. Cooled to, and then released from a ground state, weak qua…
Microscale torsion resonators for short-range gravity experiments
J. Manley, C. A. Condos, S. Schlamminger +3
Measuring gravitational interactions on sub-100-m length scales offers a window into physics beyond the Standard Model. However, short-range gravity experiments are limited by t…
A summary of the Planck constant measurements using a watt balance with a superconducting solenoid at NIST
S. Schlamminger, R. L. Steiner, D. Haddad +6
Researchers at the National Institute of Standards and Technology have been using a watt balance, NIST-3, to measure the Planck constant for over ten years. Two recently publis…