Status of the H1 Squeezer Experiment
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- LIGO-G0900538-v1
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- G - Presentations (eg Graphics)
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- Abstract:
- Advanced LIGO demands very high power levels circulating in the long arms. Close to a megawatt of laser light has to be stored in the arm cavities in order to reach the sensitivity goal. An alternative approach is to take advantage of non-classical light states which can be injected into the anti-symmetric port. We propose to inject squeezed light into the Hanford 4 km interferometer to improve its sensitivity by 3 dB in the frequency band dominated by shot noise. A project is underway to build a squeezed light source by the end of the next science run and to perform an experiment with a long baseline interferometer, and bring squeezing to gravitational wave detectors.
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- G0900538-v1.pdf (file is not accessible)
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- G0900538-v1.ppt (file is not accessible)
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