Rotatable-Torsion-Balance Equivalence Principleexperiment for the Spin-Polarized Hofe3
Li-Shing Hou, Wei-Tou Ni
Abstract
We use a rotatable torsion balance to perform an equivalence principle test on a magnetically shielded spin-polarized body of HoFe3. With a rotation period of one hour, the period of possible signal is reduced from one solar day by 24 times, and hence the 1/f noise is greatly reduced. Our present experimental results gives a limit (0.25 +- 1.26) X 10-9 on the Eotvos parameter ηof equivalence of the polarized body compared with unpolarized aluminium-brass cylinders in the solar gravitional field, and a limit (0.34 +- 0.52) X 10-9 in the earth gravitional fields. This improves the previous limit on polarized bodies by a factor of 45 for solar field and by a factor of 11 for earth field.
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