Atom Interferometer Gravimeter — Spacetime Diagram
Interactive 2D atom-interferometer gravimeter: watch the real space-time worldline diagram of a split cold-atom cloud, its quantum phasor, and a live fringe scan build up from single-shot measurements — the exact π/2-π-π/2 Raman phase physics used to read local gravity.
This is the 2D counterpart to the 3D atom-interferometer gravimeter: instead of a perspective scene, it draws the physics the way real papers plot it. A space-time worldline diagram shows the atom cloud's two momentum-state paths opening and closing in a "diamond" as the π/2–π–π/2 Raman pulse sequence runs, a phasor shows the accumulated quantum phase Δφ = keffgT² as a rotating vector, and a live fringe-scan panel plots the exact cosine probability curve P(|e⟩)=½[1−cos(Δφ)] — press "Scan g" to sweep gravity and watch single-shot Monte-Carlo measurements build up the same fringe a real gravimeter would record.
The 2D companion to the 3D atom-interferometer gravimeter: a real space-time worldline 'diamond' diagram of the split cold-atom cloud, a quantum phasor showing the accumulated phase, and a live fringe-scan panel where Monte-Carlo single-shot measurements build up the exact cosine fringe used to read local gravity.
2D · HTML5 Canvas 2D · 60 FPS target · runs fully client-side, no install