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Future development plan of Torsion-bar antenna Tomofumi Shimoda Ando lab. midterm seminar (2018/5/8) contents overview of TOBA protypes : what is done so far cross-coupling reduction technical noise investigation next plan :


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Future development plan of Torsion-bar antenna

Tomofumi Shimoda Ando lab. midterm seminar (2018/5/8)

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contents

  • overview of TOBA
  • protypes : what is done so far
  • cross-coupling reduction
  • technical noise investigation
  • next plan : for Phase-III TOBA
  • cryogenic suspension
  • vibration isolation
  • angular sensing
  • summary of TOBA development plan
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TOrsion-Bar Antenna

  • TOBA = a gravitational wave detector using a torsion

pendulum

  • sensitive to low-frequency GWs because of low

resonant frequency (~mHz) of Yaw rotation

  • target sensitivity : 10-19 /rtHz @0.1Hz with 10m bar

TOBA aLIGO LISA

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scientific targets of TOBA

  • low-frequency GWs
  • intermediate mass blackholes (~105 Msun)
  • Earthquke early warning with gravity signal
  • M6.0 earthquakes are detectable in 10sec from 100km away
  • Newtonian noise
  • test noise models for the next generation GW detectors
  • PhysRevLett. 105.161101
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low frequency GWs

  • Intermediate mass black holes
  • 10 Gpc for 105 Msun IMBHs
  • stochastic GW background
  • beyond BBN bound
  • PhysRevLett. 105.161101
  • Phys. Rev. Lett. 106.161101
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earthquake early warning

  • ground deformation by earthquakes

→ Newtonian gravity perturbation

  • gravitational signal propagates at the speed of light
  • M6.0 earthquakes are detectable in 10sec from 100km

away with smaller scale (~1m) TOBA

faster than seismic waves by Pablo Ampuero p h a s e

  • I

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deformed

earthquake!

wavefront

gravity

(from 70km)

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Newtonian noise

  • density perturbation of the ground and the atmosphere
  • measurement at low-frequency can help understanding

the nature of the noise (for next generation detectors)

(J.Harms et al., 2013) calculated by D. Fiorucci

seismic

infrasound temperature (atmosphere) seismic & infrasound(pressure)

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development plan

  • prototypes → phase-III → final

prototypes Phase-III Final features ~20cm bar 40cm bar cryogenic 10m bar cryogenic sensitivity 10-8 /Hz1/2 @0.1Hz ~10-15 /Hz1/2 @0.1Hz 10-19 /Hz1/2 @0.1Hz ü proof of concept ü noise hunting ü noise reduction ü IMBHs in Milky-way galaxy ü Earthquake detection ü NN measurement GW

  • bservation

now here

what do we have to do for phase-III ?

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prototypes

what is done so far

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current prototype

  • 210-8 /rtHz @ 0.1Hz

Vertical coupling (oscillation of optics) actuator noise (mixer circuit) cross-coupling (Trans , Long) magnetic noise (vary in time) ADC noise frequency noise

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tilt adjustment for cross-coupling reduction

  • translation of the ground can be transferred to the

rotation of the bar via asymmetries of the system (cross-coupling)

  • tilt is the main asymmetry which introduces coupling
  • after adjustment : ~10-5 rad/m @0.1Hz

before

after

Long / Trans cross-coupling

significant noise in TOBA

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technical noise investigation

  • noise sources are well identified

Vertical coupling (oscillation of optics) actuator noise (mixer circuit) magnetic noise (vary in time) ADC noise frequency noise cross-coupling (Trans , Long)

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next : Phase-III

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phase-III TOBA

  • ~10-15 /rtHz @0.1Hz with small scale (~40cm) bar
  • demonstration of noise reduction for final (10m) TOBA
  • Scientific targets of Phase-III
  • search IMBHs inside the Milky-way galaxy (~ 1 Mpc)
  • earthquake early warning (M6.0 in 10s from 100km)
  • Newtonian noise investigation (cancellation demonstration)
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  • 40cm test mass
  • two cryogenic shields
  • double stage suspension

design overview

Silicon wire

Intermediate mass(Cu, 5kg) Test mass (Cu, 40cm, 4kg)

1st shield ~43K 2nd shield ~3K

heat link

vacuum chamber 10-7 Pa Active vibration isolation table cryocooler window laser piezo actuator seismometer

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40cm test mass 2

  • ptical bench

intermediate mass (for TM) intermediate mass (for OB)

  • two individual suspension series

(TM susp. & OB susp.)

  • matching Yaw resonant frequencies

for common-mode rejection

  • damping on intermediate masses

(not shown in the figure)

suspension design

Active vibration isolation table

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noise sources & requirements

  • suspension thermal nosie
  • cooling : 4K @ suspension wire
  • high-Q suspension wire : Q = 108 (silicon or sapphire)
  • seismic noise (cross-coupling from translation)
  • cross-coupling : 10-9 rad/m @0.1Hz
  • active vibration isolation : 10-7 m/rtHz @0.1Hz (~10-2 isolation)
  • rotational passive isolation : 10-6 rad/rad @ 0.1Hz
  • sensing noise
  • 510-16 rad/rtHz @0.1Hz
  • (new angular sensor, monolithic optics)
  • Newtonian noise
  • technical noise
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noise sources & requirements

  • suspension thermal nosie
  • cooling : 4K @ suspension wire
  • high-Q suspension wire : Q = 108 (silicon or sapphire)
  • seismic noise (cross-coupling from translation)
  • cross-coupling : 10-9 rad/m @0.1Hz
  • active vibration isolation : 10-7 m/rtHz @0.1Hz (~10-2 isolation)
  • rotational passive isolation : 10-6 rad/rad @ 0.1Hz
  • sensing noise
  • 510-16 rad/rtHz @0.1Hz
  • (new angular sensor, monolithic optics)
  • Newtonian noise
  • technical noise
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  • two cryogenic shields
  • radiation cooling

+ heat conduction

cryogenic configuration

Silicon wire (φ0.152)

Intermediate mass(Cu, 5kg) Test mass (Cu, 40cm, 4kg)

1st shield ~43K 2nd shield ~3K

heat link (5N Al)

φ1.5

cryocooler window laser

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cooling time of the suspension

  • calculation shows the wire reaches 3.1K in 21 days

4K

Intermediate mass Test mass

1st shield 2nd shield

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cryocooler is already installed

  • cooler + 1st shield

+ 2nd plate

1st shield ~43K 2nd plate ~3K vacuum chamber

pulse-tube cryocooler

2nd stage (3K) 1st stage (~43K)

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cryocooler + vacuum chamber vacuum chamber cryocooler

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cooling test of cryocooler (2014)

  • worked well (reached 3K in 25 hours)

1 s t s h i e l d 2nd plate

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cooling test of cryocooler (2018)

  • sometimes stops due to errors of the chiller
  • reached to 5.8 K (cooling ability decreased?)
  • cryo pump : 710-4 Pa (300K) → 210-6 Pa (5.8K)

1 s t s h i e l d 2nd plate stop stop stop

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large vibration

  • peaks at 1.7Hz and its harmonics (2-3 orders excess)
  • seismometers saturate
  • where do the vibration come from?

vibration at the chamber

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noise sources & requirements

  • suspension thermal nosie
  • cooling : 4K @ suspension wire
  • high-Q suspension wire : Q = 108 (silicon or sapphire)
  • seismic noise (cross-coupling from translation)
  • cross-coupling : 10-9 rad/m @0.1Hz
  • active vibration isolation : 10-7 m/rtHz @0.1Hz (~10-2 isolation)
  • rotational passive isolation : 10-6 rad/rad @ 0.1Hz
  • sensing noise
  • 510-16 rad/rtHz @0.1Hz
  • (new angular sensor, monolithic optics)
  • Newtonian noise
  • technical noise
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cross-coupling reduction

  • basic reduction scheme is already demonstrated
  • requirement : 10-9 rad/m @0.1Hz

⇔ tilt adjustment in precision of 0.01 μrad

  • stabilize the tilt with auxiliary sensors (optical lever)

and actuators (coil-coil) then adjust its DC position

  • automatic reduction idea
  • 1. excite suspension point motion at a single frequency
  • 2. measure coupling transfer function at the frequency

(coupling TF is proportional to the tilt)

  • 3. feedback to the tilt actuator of the mass

< 0.01μrad seismically indeced RMS ~ 10-100 µrad

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active vibration isolation

  • requirement : 10-2 isolation @0.1Hz
  • 10-1 isolation at 1 Hz is already achieved (by A. Shoda)
  • use longer range PZTs (150um)
  • make the frame stiffer and lower-Q

high frequency: disturbed by resonances

  • f the frame (6~9Hz)

low frequency: limited by actuator range (45um)

broader band isolation

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noise sources & requirements

  • suspension thermal nosie
  • cooling : 4K @ suspension wire
  • high-Q suspension wire : Q = 108 (silicon or sapphire)
  • seismic noise (cross-coupling from translation)
  • cross-coupling : 10-9 rad/m @0.1Hz
  • active vibration isolation : 10-7 m/rtHz @0.1Hz (~10-2 isolation)
  • rotational passive isolation : 10-6 rad/rad @ 0.1Hz
  • sensing noise
  • 510-16 rad/rtHz @0.1Hz
  • (new angular sensor, monolithic optics)
  • Newtonian noise
  • technical noise
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  • ptical configuration
  • improved type of wave front sensor (new)
  • enhance angular signal (HG10 mode) using an auxiliary cavity

PD PD QPD

rf rm re Ec Ea Ei Er Lc La

front mirror mid mirror end mirror

QPD

auxiliary cavity

ra,10 = ra,00 eiφa

main cavity : ζc ζc = - φa (detuned auxiliary cavity) ⇒ HG00 and HG10 resonate at the same time ⇒ angular signal (HG10) enhanced

low shot noise, no frequency noise

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demonstration of angular sensor

  • angular signal enhancement was measured with

another possible configuration (folded)

  • not completed yet

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  • 0.6
  • 0.5
  • 0.4
  • 0.3
  • 0.2
  • 0.1

0.1 Angular signal [a.u.] Gouy phase - 2π [rad] measured fitted alignment might be bad after adjusting alignment

QPD sweep sweep to adjust Gouy phase folded configuraton

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summary of noise reduction plan

  • cryogenic systems
  • design : cooling to 4K by radiation & conduction
  • cryocooler is already installed
  • seismic noise reduction
  • 10-9 rad/m cross-coupling : tilt stabilization → adjusting
  • 10-2 active isolation : longer range actuator & stiffer frame
  • sensing noise
  • improved wave front sensor (resonating HG10)
  • proof-of-concept experiment is ongoing
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design sensitivity

10-15

coating thermal seismic cross-coupling rotational seismic suspension thermal r e s i d u a l g a s shot noise nonlinear seismic coupling

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pre-Phase-III(??) TOBA

  • using CuBe (Q=105) suspension wire
  • until high-Q(Silicon?) wire development is completed
  • other configurations are almost same as phase-III
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2018 2019 2020

4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3

schedule

design & order measure cryogenic properties cooling test construct suspension

Paris

demonstration

rough noise reduction (mainly cross coupling) cooling suspension job hunting(?) deal with problems, improve sensitivity data analysis good bye(?)

  • I can get an additional year if DC2 application is approved

write thesis

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Summary

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summary of phase-III

  • phase-III is an important demonstration of TOBA
  • cryogenic systems
  • design : cooling to 4K by radiation & conduction
  • cryocooler is already installed
  • seismic noise reduction
  • 10-9 rad/m cross-coupling : tilt stabilization → adjusting
  • 10-2 active isolation : longer range actuator & stiffer frame
  • sensing noise
  • improved wave front sensor (resonating HG10)
  • proof-of-concept experiment is ongoing
  • cooling will start from the end of 2018
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End !!