New suspension study for LCGT Erina Nishida Ochanomizu

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New suspension study for LCGT Erina Nishida Ochanomizu University The Graduate School of Humanities

New suspension study for LCGT Erina Nishida Ochanomizu University The Graduate School of Humanities and Sciences The Division of Advanced Sciences/ NAOJ 1

LCGT Sensitivity There is a peak at 117 Hz l l Those depends on

LCGT Sensitivity There is a peak at 117 Hz l l Those depends on the fiber being thick and tunnel tilting. b. LCGT default parameters Arm length: 3000[m] Test mass: 30[kg] Mass temperature: 20[K] Suspension length: 0. 3[m] LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 2

troublesome peak from data analysis • One of problem for data analysis is vertical

troublesome peak from data analysis • One of problem for data analysis is vertical mode at 117 Hz • LIGO mode frequency is about 300~ 400 Hz. • Sensitivity is worse. ( lower S/N→lower detection efficiency) • Power is unstable. (power fluctuation make detection efficiency worse) • It is difficult to analyze this frequency band. • Frequency band this mode could be widen. >> Laser amplitude noise, seismic noise, 4 wires… LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 3

Simulation model fiber ribbon Mathmatica Model parameters ● 4 sapphire suspensions ● 0. 30

Simulation model fiber ribbon Mathmatica Model parameters ● 4 sapphire suspensions ● 0. 30 m length ● 30 kg mass LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 4

Why fiber is not effective? ? Mechanical lossΦ Physics Letters A 270 (2000) 108

Why fiber is not effective? ? Mechanical lossΦ Physics Letters A 270 (2000) 108 -114 ‘Ribbon’ thickness could be thinner while the heat transportation keep. LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 5

Moving 120 Hz peak by changing the fiber shape • Including cooling effect, those

Moving 120 Hz peak by changing the fiber shape • Including cooling effect, those peaks doesn’t move to lower. • Without thermal noise increasing, how to make the peak decrease…. is Ribbon, which could make cross section larger, then resonant frequency higher. LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 6

Comparison of different ribbon ratio Thinner ribbon make 2 nd mode To 500 Hz!!

Comparison of different ribbon ratio Thinner ribbon make 2 nd mode To 500 Hz!! Ribbon cross section constant Ribbon thickness h,  width w Cooling effect above 0. 8 W Thin ribbon can make violin mode move to higher. LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 7

Comparison of different cross sections Ribbon thickness constant Ribbon width w Cooling effect above 0.

Comparison of different cross sections Ribbon thickness constant Ribbon width w Cooling effect above 0. 8 W 7 times area make 1 st mode to 300 Hz Those parameters are realistic!! Vertical mode and violin mode move to higher according to the thickness. LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 8

Alternative solution to reduce vertical TN VSPI for vertical mode l Vertical mode could

Alternative solution to reduce vertical TN VSPI for vertical mode l Vertical mode could be suppressed by VSPI. [Vertical Suspension Point Interferometer] Feedback control • Resonant frequency can be changed. • Thermal noise can be reduced. LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 9

Options for solutions l To avoid the suspension peak at the 117 Hz →Use

Options for solutions l To avoid the suspension peak at the 117 Hz →Use ribbon which has wide width and thin thickness l To avoid vertical mode →vertical SPI l Thank you for your attentions!! LCGT f 2 f meeting@Tokyo university, Japan, 5 th Aug, 2011 Erina Nishida 10