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    Plan of Talk

    Brief Introduction to LCGT

    Motivation

    Coincidence and Cross Talk Noises

    Simulation

    Model of Cross Talk Noises

    Generation of Noise

    Process Noise by Matched Filter for GW event search

    Evaluate the fraction of Accidental Coincidence

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    LCGT

    Large-scale Cryogenic Gravitational Telescope

    (near!) Future Plan in Japan

    Cryogenic interferometer Mirror temperature: 20K

    Reduce thermal noiseUnderground site Kamioka mine,

    1000m underground Reduce seismic noise

    stable operation

    Large-scale interferometer Two interferometers

    Baseline length: 3km

    High-power laser Better sensitivityFake-reduction

    with coincidence

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    LCGT design sensitivity

    10-25

    10-24

    10-23

    10-22

    10-21

    10-20

    10-19

    10-18

    10-17

    10-16

    10-15

    10-14

    1 10 100 1000

    frequency [Hz]

    LCGT design

    TAMA dt9binary inspiral: 1.4-1.4 Msolar, 200MpcBH ringdown: fc=100, Q=20

    Single detector of LCGT will reach to 200Mpc for binary inspiral.

    (=100Msolar)

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    LCGT Board

    Institute for Cosmic Ray Research, University of Tokyo (ICRR)

    High Energy Accelerator Research Organization (KEK)

    National Astronomical Observatory JAPAN (NAOJ)

    Department of Physics, University of TOKYO

    Department of Advanced material Science, University of TOKYO

    Earthquake Research Institute, University of TOKYO

    National Institute for Advanced Industrial Science and Technique

    Kyoto University

    Osaka University

    Osaka City University

    Communication Research Laboratory

    Electrical Telecommunication University

    Waseda University

    Niigata University

    Ochanomizu University

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    Reason of two detectors :

    Coincidence for Fake Event Reduction

    Fake events due to noise from complete independent detectors will be

    accidental coincidence only.

    Requirement of the coincidence between GW candidates

    triggers

    ---> Reject Fakes

    example:TAMA -LISM(Kamioka20mIFO)

    Reduction Rate ~ 10-4

    FIG. 10. (TAMA /TAMA2

    , LISM /LISM2

    ) scatter plots. The

    crosses are the events survived after the time selection, and the

    circled crosses ( ) are the events survived after the time, mass and

    amplitude selections.

    H.Takahashi et. al., PRD70, 042003

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    However, closed detectors have

    common source of noise,

    cross talk of electric signal

    mechanical coupling

    --> cross talk (common component) of noise be contains in the data.

    Schematic

    Possible Problem:Cross Talk between two Detectors

    common noise

    external noise source

    (seismic, acoustic, etc.)

    detector 1

    anti-vibrationvacuum

    laser optics

    detector 2

    anti-vibrationvacuum

    laser optics

    Noise due to instruments

    of one detector

    (electric spike, etc.)

    servo signal transfer, DAQ

    servo signal transfer, DAQ

    cross talk

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    Spike likenoise cross talk

    --> generate fake which amplitude be proportional to the coupling

    However, it is possible to reject with the requirement of GW amplitude consistency.

    Even same spike in electric raw data, it might be not equal in h(f) or h(t).

    Stationary bulkcomponents of cross talk /common source of noise

    --> How appear after event selection ?

    inspiral GW search, Black-Hole ringdown GW search : easy to understand,

    but the quantity of fake coincidence is not trivial after Matched filtering.

    Aim of this study:to evaluate the influence of cross talk noise in GWevent search (= check the statistical characteristics of cross talk.)

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    cross talk (common component) [%]

    threshold: 2.5 sigma for each detectorsAll frequency region:

    inspiral 10-10 Msolarinspiral 1.4-1.4 MsolarBH ringdown fc=20Hz, Q=20

    Seismic component only:inspiral 10-10 MsolarBH ringdown fc=20Hz, Q=20inspiral 1.4-1.4 Msolar

    If the cross talk is seismic only, no significant contamination !

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    Summary and Future

    We tried practical study of cross talk between two LCGT detectors.

    Even stationary bulk noise, 30% cross talk contaminate 10 times foraccidental coincidence.

    Seismic component looks as no problem.

    Future and More...

    Consider instrumental mechanism more (e.g. up-conversion of seismictrough the servo system, scattering light, etc.)

    Study for stochastic GW

    GW source

    inspiral 1.4-1.4

    Msol

    inspiral 10-10

    Msol

    BH ringdown

    (20Hz,Q2=0)

    cross talk model

    all frequency

    band30% -> x 10 30% -> x 10 30% -> x 10

    seismic

    component onlyno effect no effect no effect

    spikeproportional to

    cross talk

    proportional to

    cross talk

    proportional to

    cross talk