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A superconducting LC resonator in a multi-tesla magnetic field for tabletop kHz gravitational-wave detection
We present a concept for a superconducting inductance--capacitance (LC) resonator immersed in a magnetic field for gravitational-wave detection in the kHz band. In the long-wavelength limit, a gravitational wave in a static magnetic field induces an oscillating magnetic-field perturbation proportion
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