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Doctoral Thesis
DOI
https://doi.org/10.11606/T.43.1996.tde-03122013-185914
Document
Author
Full name
Carlos Frajuca
Institute/School/College
Knowledge Area
Date of Defense
Published
São Paulo, 1996
Supervisor
Committee
Aguiar, Odylio Denys de (President)
Florêncio, Odila
Frossati, Giorgio
Senna, José Roberto Sbragia
Velloso Junior, Walter Ferreira
Title in Portuguese
Otimização de dois Modos Mecânicos para Detectores de Ondas Gravitacionais
Keywords in Portuguese
Astronomia
Ondas gravitacionais
Abstract in Portuguese
Um Detector de Ondas Gravitacionais tipo Massa-Ressonante Esférico é otimizado. Primeiramente um modelo matemático para o detector com seis transdulatores indutivos supercondutivos de dois modos é usado para simular o desempenho de tal detector. Depois disso, um conjunto completo de experimentos para melhorar os fatores de qualidade mecânico e elétrico do transdutor e dos acoplamentos entre suas partes é mostrado e os resultados, discutidos.
Title in English
Optimization of two-mechanical-mode transducers for gravitational wave detectors
Keywords in English
Astronomy
Gravitational waves
Abstract in English
A Spherical Resonant-Mass Detector of Gravitational Waves is optimized. First, a mathematical model for the detector with six inductive superconducting two-mode transducers is used to simulate the performance of such detector. After that, a complete set of experiments to improve the mechanical and the electrical quality factors of the materials and the transducer attachments is shown, and the results are discussed.
 
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2014-02-19
 
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