Advanced Advanced Virgo BASELINE DESIGN advanced Giovanni Losurdo – INFN Firenze Advanced Virgo Coordinator for the Virgo Collaboration.

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advanced Advanced Virgo BASELINE DESIGN advanced Giovanni Losurdo – INFN Firenze Advanced Virgo Coordinator for the Virgo Collaboration

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 2 ADVANCED VIRGO (AdV) GOALS:  Sensitivity: about 10x better than Virgo  Timeline: be back online with AdvLIGO MAIN CHANGES: –higher power –signal recycling –heavier mirrors –better coatings –beam geometry

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 3 ONGOING AdV R&D – SUMMARY (I) Fiber laser and IMC Optics for high power Detection system Mirror coatingMirror cleaning Optical config. design Prototyping/locking (CALVA) New modal optics

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 4 ONGOING AdV R&D – SUMMARY (II) Tiltmeter New payload design Ribbons for monolithic susp. (Glasgow) Electrostatic act. IP upgrade

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 5 STATUS  AdV conceptual design completed –Internal review in progress –Due to STAC (advisory panel) and EGO Council (funding agencies) this week  Waiting for the funding agencies approval: –New organization being setup. From Working Groups to WBS. –Next two years to prepare the AdV technical design.

advanced AdV BASELINE

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 7 LASER BASELINE: 200 W SOLID STATE LASER AMPLIFIER (LZH) Nice Group is already collaborating with LZH for the Virgo+ amplifier. ALTERNATIVE OPTION: FIBER LASER AMPLIFIER: promising research line –stabilization to be done –non linear effects and polarisation maintaining to be investigated with high power

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 8 INPUT OPTICS BASELINE: 144 m SUSPENDED RESONANT IMC: Virgo-like solution. Problem of small angle diffused light to be addressed. ALTERNATIVE OPTION: FIBER LASER IMC: promising research line, would be a major simplification.

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 9 INPUT OPTICS  A dedicated facility being setup at EGO to test the input optics for Virgo+/AdV with high power. 200 W Yb laser available  Tests on Faraday with passive thermal compensation (DKDP) and EOM (RTP) to start in fall 2008

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 10 OPTICAL CONFIGURATION BASELINE: DUAL RECYCLED INTERFEROMETER – Optical parameters to be defined. The base for the SR tower is there!

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 11 BEAM - DETECTION see talk by A.Freise OPT. LAYOUT BASELINE:  TEM 00  WAIST IN THE CAVITY CENTER  LARGER BEAM: requires changing the vacuum links in the central area. DET. BASELINE:  PHOTODIODES IN VACUUM  DC DETECTION ALTERNATIVE OPTION: HIGH ORDER LAGUERRE MODES

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 12  PIPE Ø = 600 mm  VALVE Ø = 500 mm

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 13 MIRRORS ALTERNATIVE OPTION: 35 cm Ø, 30 cm thick, 63 Kg FP mirrors Useful if fiber geometry is optimized BASELINE:  35 cm Ø, 20 cm thick, 42 Kg FP mirrors  Larger BS (55 cm Ø – TBC) ______________________________  STATE OF THE ART COATING (R&D in progress)

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 14 MIRRORS POLISHING –Flatness, one of the main limitations in Virgo (with cleanliness!) –Need for better polishing and more precise geometry (r.o.c.) –Corrective coating METROLOGY –Characterization benches available at LMA –Modification needed to handle larger mirrors (BS) –Better metrology  better corrective coating CLEANLINESS –Keep losses in the sub-ppm range –Proper protection of mirrors surface during installation –Maintain cleanliness at the site requires the installation of a laminar flux in the towers

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 15 SUPERATTENUATOR BASELINE:  VIRGO DESIGN with STIFFER IP LEGS  TILTMETER AND IP 6 DOF CONTROL  MECHANICS: NEW MARIONETTE REFERENCE MASS  MIRROR ACTUATION: COIL-MAGNET PAIRS ALTERNATIVE OPTION: ELECTROSTATIC ACTUATORS: noise specs to be demonstrated

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 16 SUPERATTENUATOR  tiltmeter PZT  Virgo inertial platform controlled in 4 d.o.f.  Wind induced ground tilt proved to be a problem  AdV: implement tilt control

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 17 SUSPENSIONS BASELINE: FUSED SILICA CYLINDRICAL FIBERS ALTERNATIVE GEOMETRIES: FUSED SILICA RIBBONS DUMBBELL FIBERS Virgo+ activity: dummy mirror suspended with silica fibers

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 18 AdV BASELINE - SUMMARY heavier mirrors (42 kg) high finesse (≈1000) larger beam waist DC detection signal recycling new IP tilt control new payload fused silica suspensions high power SSL (200 W)

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 19 BNS range: 121 Mpc BBH range: 856 Mpc 1 kHz sens.: /√Hz SENSITIVITY CURVE - preliminary DESIGN PARAMETERS: –SR mirror transmittance: 0.04 –Input mirror transm: –Finesse: 885 –PR factor: 23.5 –Power on BS: 2.9 kW

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 20 AdV sensitivity vs Fiber geometry fiber geometry cylindricalribbon Finesse885 G23.5 P BS 2.9 kW BNS BBH  The ribbon choice reduces considerably the contribution of suspensions thermal noise  Dumbbell fibers can also improve the performance  The benefits on the sensitivity are limited by radiation pressure, newtonian and CONTROL NOISE (unmodelled so far)

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 21 HEAVIER MIRRORS?  If ribbons are used, low frequency sensitivity can be further improved by using thicker mirrors (30 cm diam., 63 kg mass)  The low frequency sensitivity is then limited by newtonian noise (model uncertain) and coating brownian noise fiber geometry BASELINE ribbon 63 Kg mirr Finesse885 G23.5 P BS 2.9 kW BNS BBH

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 22 TWO-STEP STRATEGY? We are considering the idea of a two-step strategy: –Start AdV WITHOUT SR mirror and learn to operate the power recycled interferometer with high power –Add the SR mirror afterwards  A good “intermediate” sensitivity can be achieved, even better with heavier mirrors Power rec AdV BNS range: 97 Mpc BBH range: 265 Mpc 1 kHz sens.: Dual rec AdV BNS range: 121 Mpc BBH range: 859 Mpc 1 kHz sens.:

advanced LSC/Virgo Meeting – Hannover, Oct 22, 2007 G.Losurdo – INFN Firenze 23 SUMMARY  A baseline design for AdV has been proposed  Possible changes to the baseline will be considered (on the strength of the R&D progress) and discussed next year within a new AdV organization  Important design parameters to be decided next year We look forward to an intense exchange with LSC to make the best possible design of AdV