Gravitational Waves
WEEK 18: LISA'S DISTURBANCE REDUCTION
SYSTEM; TIME-DELAY INTERFEROMETRY
Movies:
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Lecture 33 (Bonny L. Shumaker (JPL): LISA's Disturbance Reduction System)
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Lecture 34 (John Armstrong (JPL): Time-Delay Interferometry)
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Slides
- Bonny's lecture [pdf]
- John Armstrong's lecture [pdf]
Readings
- Bonny L. Schumaker, Overview of Disturbance Reduction
requirements for LISA [pdf]
- AET1 --> Massimo
Tinto and J.W. Armstrong - Cancelation of laser noise in an unequal arm interferometer
detector of gravitational radiation
- AET2 Armstrong, Estabrook
and Tinto - Time delay interferometry for space based gravitational waves
searches
- AET3 Estabrook,
Tinto and Armstrong Time delay analysis of LISA gravitational waves
data - Elimination of space craft motion effects
- AET4 Tinto, Armstrong
and Estabrook - Discrimination Gravitational Waves background from Instrumental
noise in the LISA detector.
- AET5Tinto, Estabrook
and Armstrong - Time delay interferometry for LISA
- Larson et Al
Shane L. Larson and William A. Hiscock - Sessitivity curves for space-borne
gravitational waves interferometers
Suggested Reading and Exercises:
- solutions to the exercises