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Line 1: #REDIRECT [[Gravitational-wave observatory#Interferometers]] An atomic gravitational wave interferometric sensor (AGIS) is a novel detection scheme to detect [[gravitational waves]], proposed by S. Dimopoulos et. al in 2008.<ref>{{cite journal\| first=S.\| last=Dimopoulos, et. al\| title=Atomic gravitational wave interferometric sensor.\| journal=Phys. Rev. D\| volume=78\| number=122002\| month= December\| year= 2008\| doi=10.1103/PhysRevD.78.122002}}</ref> {{Redirect category shell\|1= ~~== References ==~~ {{R from merge}} ~~<references/>~~ {{R to section}} }} ~~{{Gravitational wave observatories}}~~ ~~{{Uncategorized\|date=February 2011}}~~