Characterization of the global network of optical magnetometers to search for exotic physics (GNOME)
S. Afach(Paul Scherrer Institute), D. Wurm(Technical University of Munich), Joseph A. Smiga(University of Rochester), Alexander Penaflor(California State University, East Bay), Dmitry Budker(GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research), Seraphina Nix(Oberlin College), A. Weis(University of Fribourg), Vincent Dumont(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory), Mikhail Padniuk(Jagiellonian University), Theo Scholtes(University of Fribourg), Derek F. Jackson Kimball(National Institute of Standards and Technology), Z. D. Grujić(University of Fribourg), W. Li(Peking University), C. Pankow(Northwestern University), Xiang Peng(Peking University), G. DeCamp(California State University, East Bay), J. E. Stalnaker(National Institute of Standards and Technology), Szymon Pustelny(Jagiellonian University), Christopher Palm(California State University, East Bay), Hector Masia‐Roig(GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research), Arne Wickenbrock(Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz), T. W. Kornack(Princeton University), Hong Guo(Peking University), Victor Lebedev(University of Fribourg)
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