7–9 Mar 2019
Faculty of Science, University of Toyama
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Installation of Arm Length Stabilization system in KAGRA

8 Mar 2019, 16:40
20m
A238 (Faculty of Science, University of Toyama)

A238

Faculty of Science, University of Toyama

3190 Gofuku, Toyama 930-8555, Japan

Speaker

Ryosuke Sugimoto (University of Toyama)

Description

Gravitational wave telescope KAGRA is a complex system composed of multiple resonators and interferometers, and they should be controlled at same time.
Otherwise, operation of full configuration of KAGRA can never be started.
KAGRA adopts green lasers besides main infrared laser to realize controlled interferometer, lock acquisition. This system with green laser is called Arm Length Stabilization (ALS).
We already installed ALS system for one arm by last year. And, successfully keep resonance arm cavity by hand-over from ALS to main laser.
I report latest updates in KAGRA site.

Primary author

Ryosuke Sugimoto (University of Toyama)

Co-authors

Mr Kazuya Yokogawa (University of Toyama) Dr Kohei Doi (University of Toyama) Mr Hideaki Kitazawa (University of Toyama) Dr Kazufusa Matushima (University of Toyama) Prof. Yoshiki Moriwaki (University of Toyama) Prof. Kazuhiro Yamamoto Dr Kiwamu Izumi (Institute of Space and Astronautical Science) Dr Yuta Michimura (University of Tokyo) Mr Youtaro Enomoto (University of Tokyo) Prof. Youichi Aso (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan) Dr Daisuke Tatsumi (National Astronomical Observatory of Japan) Dr Koji Arai (California Institute of Technology)

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