Dynamics modeling and optimization of an asymmetric two-stage torsion pendulum for drag-free testing in the Taiji mission

Qifan Liu; Xiaokui Yue; Zhaohui Dang; Chu Yuan Zhang; Yonghe Zhang

doi:10.1007/s42064-025-0270-8

February 1, 2026Astrodynamics

Dynamics modeling and optimization of an asymmetric two-stage torsion pendulum for drag-free testing in the Taiji mission

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The optimization of the asymmetric torsion pendulum improves drag-free testing performance tremendously.
Metrics indicate significant reduction in noise levels, increasing detection accuracy in gravitational studies.
Analysis focused on dynamics modeling and structural dynamics to refine pendulum characteristics.
The findings may enable more precise measurements in gravitational wave experiments for future missions.

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Observational analysis examines the optimization of an asymmetric torsion pendulum for drag-free testing, suggesting enhanced accuracy in gravitational wave detection.

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