Optical design and suspension system of the KAGRA output mode-cleaner
Optical design and suspension system of the KAGRA output mode-cleaner
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KAGRA 输出模清洁器的光学设计和悬挂系统
DOI:
10.1088/1742-6596/957/1/012009
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发表时间:
2018
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通讯作者:
Kentaro Somiya
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作者:
Junko Kasuya;John Winterflood;Ju Li;Kentaro Somiya
KAGRA is a Japanese large scale, underground, cryogenic gravitational telescope which is under construction in the Kamioka mine. For using cryogenic test masses, the sensitivity of KAGRA is limited mainly by quantum noise. In order to reduce quantum noise, KAGRA employs an output mode-cleaner (OMC) at the output port that filters out junk light but allows the gravitational wave signal to go through. The requirement of the KAGRA OMC is even more challenging than other telescopes in the world since KAGRA plans to tune the signal readout phase so that the signal-to-noise ratio for our primary target source can be maximized. A proper selection of optical parameters and anti-vibration devices is required for the robust operation of the OMC. In this proceeding, we show our final results of modal-model simulations, in which we downselected the cavity length, the round-trip Gouy phase shift, the finesse, and the seismic isolation ratio for the suspended optics.