LIGO-G050048-00-Z C.E.G.O. initiative China Einstein Gravitational wave Observatory R. DeSalvo In behalf of: Tang Keyun, Wang Yunyong, Zong-Hong Zhu.

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LIGO-G Z C.E.G.O. initiative China Einstein Gravitational wave Observatory R. DeSalvo In behalf of: Tang Keyun, Wang Yunyong, Zong-Hong Zhu

Why am I talking to you Zong-Hong Zhu and Tang Keyun were scheduled to be here in Aspen – to present CEGO, – to present Zong’s past esperience in GW analysis as a postdoc in TAMA – To present their proposed data analysis activities in Beijing Normal University – To initiate the process (with Peter S.) for application of membership to the LSC

Why am I talking to you They both had trouble fingerprinting and having a visa in time. Albrecht and myself assisted them in fostering their proposal for CEGO in China They sent me an to ask me to make a presentation for them. Brief history of CEGO The present status of the initiative.

China has a long history of interest in the Universe And two GW bars, Beijing and Guandong b.C.

CEGO: China Gravitational Wave Observatory Initiative main promoters Keyun TANG 1 9 Fei KANG 2 Jun XU 3 Yang ZHANG 4 Zonghong ZHU 5 Jin JIAN 6 Zhuhui FAN 7 Yunyong WANG 8 Riccardo DESALVO 20 Ren Yuan ZHU 21 Yanbei CHEN Scientists interested, (50 Involved in kickoff meeting) 20 Institutions Interested (10 involved) CEGO: China Gravitational Wave Observatory Initiative main promoters Keyun TANG 1 9 Fei KANG 2 Jun XU 3 Yang ZHANG 4 Zonghong ZHU 5 Jin JIAN 6 Zhuhui FAN 7 Yunyong WANG 8 Riccardo DESALVO 20 Ren Yuan ZHU 21 Yanbei CHEN Scientists interested, (50 Involved in kickoff meeting) 20 Institutions Interested (10 involved)

How did it happen In 2003 Wang Yunyong, visitor at Livingston got interested in GW detection Getting time to leave, looking for a way to continue, contacts Tang Keyun of Geophysics Institute of Beijing Tang Keyun proposes to Academia Sinica the idea of a Chinese group at LSC Instead of forming a group to join LSC, they are invited to propose a Chinese interferometer ! !

Objectives in Stages Scientists and Institutions Supports from MOST, CAS and NSFC Problems and solutions Ongoing Collaborations with LIGO, TAMA, EGO-VIRGO Requests and Thanks

Staged CEGO Objectives People’s Training R&D of Underground Detector Design of ~100 m Prototype Multi-Interferometer Underground GW observatory Open for international contributions.

Interested Institutes and Universities 1. National Astronomical Observatory, CAS 2. China Academy of Machinery Science 3. Shanghai Institute of Optics and Fine Machinery, CAS 4. University of Science and Technology of China 5. Beijing Normal University 6. National Institute of Metrology 7. Peking University 8. Institute of High Energy Physics, CAS 9. Institute of Geophysics, CAS Tsinghua University ………

Host institution: National Astronomical Observatory CAS(NAOC) its main activities: Moon Exploration LAMOST (telescope) SST(space solar telescope) CEGO(GW observatory)

Initiative status Conditional support from CAS (Cinese Academy of Science) NSFC National Science Foundation of China) MOST (Ministry Of Science and Technology) Already received full Scientific approval from Academia Sinica, LIGO, Virgo-EGO, TAMA, and GWIC Applying for initial funding

Tentative program First stage: Training, organizing and designing test interferometer Seek second approval Second stage: construction of mid-size test interferometer, design of full size facility Seek final approval Third stage: facility construction

Problems and solutions most Chinese senior scientist have no knowledge of GW and doubts to dispel divulge information about GW in Journals, Magazines, Newspapers publicize positive opinion from other chinese and foreign senior scientists (seminars and workshops) Problems and solutions most Chinese senior scientist have no knowledge of GW and doubts to dispel divulge information about GW in Journals, Magazines, Newspapers publicize positive opinion from other chinese and foreign senior scientists (seminars and workshops)

C.E.G.O. kickoff workshop Kickoff workshop organized in Beijing, March The workshop started with the support letters from GWIC, LIGO, Virgo and TAMA 70 scientist and 20 institutions participated, including representatives from GWIC, LIGO, Virgo and TAMA, at the presence of a Science Ministry representative Academia Sinica, NSF-C, NAO-C pledge support for the initiative for a three year starting period

The first C.E.G.O. workshop

TAMA 300 m 4 & 2 km 4 km AIGO Aim to Joining the International Gravitational Wave Detection Community LISA interferometer, with 5,000,000km in space GEO 600 m 3 km CEGO

Next C.E.G.O. workshop will be organized under the GWIC auspices March or April 2005 Beijing or Shanghai

Advertisement Several divulgative papers in Chinese and abroad

Workshops, seminars, advertisement Albrecht Ruediger and Riccardo DeSalvo Already made seminars in China Other scientists are warmly invited to go (hosting provided)

Advertisement Translation in Chinese of GR and GW books for interesting Political VIPs and general and scientific community

What ’ s next NAOC will provide premises and staff to organize a mid size test interferometer and prepare a proposal for a full facility in three years A data analysis group was formed studying TAMA playground data Applying for LSC membership

Possible site for the Beijing (~100 m) prototype

Support from LIGO, TAMA, EGO-VIRGO, … GWIC Training Chinese scientists & engineers Foreign scientists invited to visit China and give lectures Collaborative Design of CEGO and its test interferometers Chinese scientists to collaborate with existing experiments Support from LIGO, TAMA, EGO-VIRGO, … GWIC Training Chinese scientists & engineers Foreign scientists invited to visit China and give lectures Collaborative Design of CEGO and its test interferometers Chinese scientists to collaborate with existing experiments

Design the Beijing test interferometer collaboration with TAMA, LIGO, etc. prove that the chinese scientists can deal with an interferometer complexities train themselves in view of the future facility make some science on the side

Summarizing CEGO initiative for a GW detection facility Fully Open to international collaboration CEGO needs support from International community to start with a good first step

CEGO Initiative present Activities 1. A submitted proposal will be reviewed in next weeks 2. To construct a small laser interferometer Lab, – a test interferometer will be constructed inside an existing cave

3. To Set up CEGO Data Analysis Center at Beijing Normal University Member institutions: – Beijing Normal University – National Astronomical Observatories Members: – Professors: Zhu Zonghong, Wang Yunyong, – Postdocs: Dr. Liu Wenbiao, – Graduate Students: Huang Yumei, Zhu Lilan CEGO Initiative present Activities

3. To Set up CEGO Data Analysis Center at Beijing Normal University would like to to Join inspiral data analysis group, contribute to the development of applied software would like to transplant LDAS software and LIGO tools and, set up a LIGO Data base in BNU, get LIGO data (science run data) would like to contribute to data taking, such as run shift Existing Hardware SGI ALTIX3000, and some work stations CEGO Initiative present Activities

4. The activities in 2005 – a. The 2nd CEGO International Workshop – b. Summer School on Gravitational Wave Detection and Data Analysis c. Translate and Publish a Book about Gravitational Waves CEGO Initiative present Activities