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Automatic alignment of a rigid spacer cavity

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Romann, Albert
Rabeling, David
De Vine, Glenn
Chow, Jong
Gray, Malcolm
McClelland, David

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Kluwer Academic Publishers

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A bench-top auto-alignment system employing an invariant Gouy phase telescope is described in this paper. Our system uses external galvanometer-actuated mirrors for the tilt and offset control of a laser beam onto a rigid spacer cavity. Wavefront sensing

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General Relativity and Gravitation

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2037-12-31