Titlebook: Advanced Interferometers and the Search for Gravitational Waves; Lectures from the Fi Massimo Bassan Book 2014 Springer International Publi

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Olusola Olasupo,Christopher Isiket gravitational wave detectors (GW) and now it is proposed for the future generation of the GW interferometers. In the following we summarize the history of GW detectors and we recall some of the basic principles of the cryogenic techniques. Then, we focus on the issues of cooling the mirrors of a GW interferometer.

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E. Bauer,K. Kast,S. F. Tantono,W. Cenower levels, therefore the important issue of radiation pressure effects is addressed. Finally, a brief introduction to the topic of diffraction limited beams and high order transverse electromagnetic modes is included.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230508361 limited by the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle, giving rise to the interferometric Standard Quantum Limit for 40?kg test masses. This chapter will give a basic outline of the concepts currently under consideration for surpassing the Standard Quantum Limit.

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E. Bauer,K. Kast,S. F. Tantono,W. Cenaser interferometers. This chapter introduces the working principles of the different optical configuration that were and will be used in gravitational wave detectors: Michelson interferometer, Fabry-Perot resonant cavity, power and signal recycling techniques. Advanced detectors will feature high p

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