VIRGO: Lasers, optics and stabilization

A. Brillet

International Quantum Electronics Conference
1996 OSA Technical Digest Series (Optica Publishing Group, 1996),
paper ThC2

VIRGO: Lasers, optics and stabilization

A. Brillet and VIRGO collaboration

International Quantum Electronics Conference 1996

Sydney Australia
14–19 July 1996
ISBN: 1-55752-459-9

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Symposium: Gravitational wave detection I (ThC)

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Abstract

Italy and France are building together in Cascina (Tuscany) a large interferometric detector of gravitational waves, named VIRGO. The construction of this 3km Michelson interferometer has started, and is programmed to end up during the year 2000.

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