M. Guessoum, R. Gautier, Q. Bouton, L. Sidorenkov, A. Landragin, R. Geiger
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The Sagnac effect is at the heart of the modern precision inertial sensors. An interferometer with a physical area, when spun, exhibits a phase shift at its output. Measuring this phase-shift leads to a direct measurement of the rotation rate. Fundamentally, although well understood, the physics behind this effect lacked precise measurements to be validated.