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In-vacuum Faraday isolation remote tuning

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2010

Authors

Acernese, F
Barone, F
Beker, M G
Blom, M
Genin, E
Huet, D
Rabeling, David
Vinet, J-Y
Vocca, H
Yvert, M

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Optical Society of America

Abstract

In-vacuum Faraday isolators (FIs) are used in gravitational wave interferometers to prevent the disturbance caused by light reflected back to the input port from the interferometer itself. The efficiency of the optical isolation is becoming more critical

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Keywords: Controlled system; Faraday isolators; Faraday rotators; Gravitational wave interferometers; Gravitational waves; In-vacuum; Input port; Laser input; Optical isolation; Remote tuning; Waveplates; Gravitational effects; Gravity waves; Interferometers; Micro

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/72155

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ANU Research Publications

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Applied Optics

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