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GWADW2021 Gravitational Wave Advanced Detector Workshop

17–21 May 2021
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Recorded talks: Third Generation Design

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17 May 2021, 08:00
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Recorded talks: Third Generation Design: Third Generation Design Talks Index

  • Stefan Ballmer (Syracuse University)

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  1. 108. Einstein Telescope - update
    Harald Lueck (AEI Hannover (MPI f. gravitational Physics / Inst. f. Grav.physics Leibniz Uni Hannover))
    17/05/2021, 08:00
    Third generation design
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    The Einstein Telescope design and R&D activities are gaining momentum and a project organisational structure is being developed and put in place. This presentation gives a brief update on the status, highlights current and future activities and opportunities for participation.

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  2. 139. Cosmic Explorer: Status and Plans
    Joshua Smith (California State University Fullerton)
    17/05/2021, 08:20
    Third generation design
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    Joshua Smith and the Cosmic Explorer Team

    We present an overview of the status of and plans for Cosmic Explorer (CE), the U.S. contribution to the third-generation gravitational-wave detector network. CE will observe gravitational-wave sources across the history of the universe. Sources that are barely detectable by today’s instruments will be resolved with incredible precision....

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  3. 136. NEMO, the concept of a high frequency gravitational wave detector
    Vaishali Adya (Australian National University)
    17/05/2021, 08:40
    Third generation design
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    Abstract:
    GW170817 was a golden event for multi-messenger astronomy made possible by gravitational wave detection. This this event allowed us to gleam an insight into short gamma-ray bursts, neutron star mergers, jet formation and topology, r-process nucleosynthesis but information about the merger and post-merger phases of the system are still unbeknown to us. A gravitational wave detector...

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  4. 130. Listening to the Universe with Next Generation Ground-Based Gravitational-Wave Detectors
    Ssohrab Borhanian (Penn State)
    17/05/2021, 09:00
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    Upgrades in instrumentation and technology over the next five to ten years will enable the LIGO and Virgo detectors to explore gravitational-wave sources with higher fidelity and the potential to make phenomenal new discoveries. To realize its full potential gravitational-wave astronomy would require the construction of new facilities that can host increasingly improved instrumentation for a...

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