Introduction to thermal noise workshop and goals

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Introduction to thermal noise workshop and goals AMORPHOUS COATINGS: STRUCTURE AND MODELLING AMORPHOUS COATINGS: CHARACTERIZATION CRYSTALLINE COATINGS INTRODUCTION PRESENTATION OF NEW RESULTS 09:00 10:35 PRESENTATION OF NEW RESULTS 09:00 10:35 INTRODUCTION AND DISCUSSION BY G. COLE 15:30 16:30 COFFEE BREAK COFFEE BREAK DISCUSSION 11:00 12:30 DISCUSSION 11:00 12:30

Structural studies M. Feyer: Amorphous dielectric coatings R. Bassiri: Atomic structure investigations of amorphous coatings C. Billman: Modeling coating thermal noise for gravitational wave detectors E. Coillet: New results on losses correlation with structure

Coatings characterization M. Granata: Amorphous optical coatings for gravitational-wave interferometers S. Reid: Development of ultra-low optical and mechanical loss aSi coatings using novel ECR ion beam deposition I. Martin/S. Reid: Optical absorption of amorphous silicon coatings M. Lorenzini: Thermoelastic damping in silicon and metallic discs: the mode shape dependent branching effect

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18:00 Wednesday What are the coatings available in 5 to 10 years time? Will we be stuck with coatings? Where do we put the threshold ?….

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