Current Noise at LHO Worst wire loss inferred from in situ violin mode measurements:  = 5.6 10 -3.

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Current Noise at LHO Worst wire loss inferred from in situ violin mode measurements:  =

2 Thermal Noise in Initial LIGO

3 Sensitivity Effects of Suspension Thermal Noise Binary Neutron Star Binary Black Holes (10 M o ) Stochastic Crab Pulsar  SRD16 Mpc60 Mpc  = Typical in situ 19 Mpc75 Mpc  = Wire material limit 27 Mpc120 Mpc Thermoelastic limit 29 Mpc135 Mpc Single Interferometer Values