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Earth-orbiting low-frequency gravitational wave detector

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We propose a new method of gravitational wave detection in the 10−1÷ 10−2Hz band for a space laboratory based on the use of the Kozorez effect in the magnetic interaction of superconducting solenoids.

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Verozub, L.V. Earth-orbiting low-frequency gravitational wave detector. Gen Relat Gravit 28, 77–86 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02106855

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