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MICROSCOPE instrument in-flight characterization
Ratana Chhun, Emilie Hardy, Manuel Rodrigues +11
Since the MICROSCOPE instrument aims to measure accelerations as low as a few 10\,m\,s and cannot operate on ground, it was obvious to have a large time dedicated to…
The local dark sector. Probing gravitation's low-acceleration frontier and dark matter in the Solar System neighborhood
Joel Bergé, Laura Baudis, Philippe Brax +18
We speculate on the development and availability of new innovative propulsion techniques in the 2040s, that will allow us to fly a spacecraft outside the Solar System (at 150 AU an…
Validation of the in-flight calibration procedures for the MICROSCOPE space mission
Emilie Hardy, Agnès Levy, Manuel Rodrigues +2
The MICROSCOPE space mission aims to test the Equivalence Principle with an accuracy of . The drag-free micro-satellite will orbit around the Earth and embark a different…
Dealing with missing data in the MICROSCOPE space mission: An adaptation of inpainting to handle colored-noise data
Sandrine Pires, Joel Bergé, Quentin Baghi +2
The MICROSCOPE space mission, launched on April 25, 2016, aims to test the weak equivalence principle (WEP) with a 10^-15 precision. To reach this performance requires an accurate…
Dealing with missing data: An inpainting application to the MICROSCOPE space mission
Joel Bergé, Sandrine Pires, Quentin Baghi +2
Missing data are a common problem in experimental and observational physics. They can be caused by various sources, either an instrument's saturation, or a contamination from an ex…