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High-Frequency Gravitational-Wave Transduction in a SQUID-Terminated Superconducting Cavity
High-frequency gravitational waves in the MHz--GHz range require detection strategies beyond conventional interferometers. We study the response of a SQUID-terminated superconducting microwave cavity as a narrowband parametric transducer. The cavity boundary conditions and the flux dependence of the
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