GW Policy: The Future: G3 Detectors

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GW Policy: The Future: G3 Detectors Barry C Barish LIGO Laboratory 1-Sept-2017

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam Context of G3: Where will we be? 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam Particle Physics 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam Gravitational Waves 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam Primary Tools Particle Physics Accelerators Gravitational Waves Interforometers 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam General Structures IUPAP / C11 – ICFA Community ~ 10 K Theory / Experiment Large Facilities Accelerator R&D ‘Closed’ Scientific Collaborations Multiple Instruments for ‘Confirmation’ IUPAP / GWIC Community ~ 1.5 K Theory / Experiment Large Facilities Interferometer R&D ‘Open’ Scientific Collaborations Multiple Instruments for ‘Scientific Capability’ 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

Einstein’s Theory of Gravitation Pontecorvo Summer School Gravitational Waves Using Minkowski metric, the information about space-time curvature is contained in the metric as an added term, hmn. In the weak field limit, the equation can be described with linear equations. If the choice of gauge is the transverse traceless gauge the formulation becomes a familiar wave equation The strain hmn takes the form of a plane wave propagating at the speed of light (c). Since gravity is spin 2, the waves have two components, but rotated by 450 instead of 900 from each other. August 2017 Pontecorvo Summer School

Source Localization Using Time-of-flight LIGO detectors are nearly omni-directional Individually they provide almost no directional information Array working together can determine source location using timing and amplitudes August 2017 Pontecorvo Summer School

Localization LIGO O1 Events Simulation for 3rd detector at Virgo location with LIGO O1 sensitivity 12-July-2017 Christodoulou - ETH Zurich

Pontecorvo Summer School GW detector network: 2015-2025 Advanced LIGO Hanford 2015 GEO600 (HF) 2011 KAGRA 2017 Advanced LIGO Livingston 2015 Advanced Virgo 2016 LIGO-India 2022 10 August 2017 Pontecorvo Summer School

Improving Localization 2016-17 2017-18 2019+ LIGO-P1200087-v32 (Public) 2024 Pontecorvo Summer School August 2017

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam G3: Some Big Issues Science Motivations and Goals GWIC Committee (must be done in the context of projected G2) Science Goals  Technical Performance Frequency vs Sensitivity Goals? Network Performance Goals (e.g. Pointing Accuracy)? Strategic Issues How many G3 Detectors are required? Features/Priorities: Sensitivity vs Frequency; Polarization; Network G3 Detectors: Identical or Different? How Internationally Organized/Funded/Implemented? Present GW Model: “Collaboration of Collaborations?” Globally Organized, like ILC, SKA? Global w/ Strong Host, like CERN LHC, DUNE? ‘Limited’ Partnerships, like ALMA, LSST, TMT? 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

KAGRA Kamioka Mine Cryogenic Mirror Underground Technologies crucial for next-generation detectors; KAGRA can be regarded as a 2.5-generation detector. Cryogenic Mirror Underground

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam GWIC – 3G Science Case 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam The GWIC Committee 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

Top Level Science Questions 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam Einstein Telescope Mature 3G Concept The Einstein Telescope: x10 aLIGO Deep Underground; 10 km arms Triangle (polarization) Cryogenic Low frequency configuration high frequency configuration Einstein Telescope 10 km LASER Advanced LIGO 4 km 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

PAX Workshop - Amsterdam Cosmic Explorer Preliminary Concept arXiv:1607.08697v3 [astro-ph.IM] 11 Sep 2016 The Cosmic Explorer: x10 aLIGO Earth‘s Surface; 40 km arms Advanced LIGO Technology + Squeezed Light v LASER Advanced LIGO 4 km Cosmic Explorer 40 km 17-Aug-17 PAX Workshop - Amsterdam

3G R&D Critical r & D Initial / Adv LIGO/Virgo Technical Developments 3G -- New Technical Developments: Fabry-Perot arm cavities Laser stabilization Diode-pumped Nd:YAG lasers Supermirrors (polishing and coatings) Multi-stage active seismic isolation Fused silica suspensions Digital control systems Longer arms Squeezed quantum states Lower thermal noise coatings Low noise cryogenics Newtonian noise cancellation Adaptive controls PAX Amsterdam

Next Steps (~5 years) Science Case (GWIC study + …..) Top-level Technical Requirements and priorities Detector Concepts (ET, CE or ??) Based on technical requirements set by Science Case Global Concept for “3G” How many detectors? How different?? Define required technology R&D needed Estimate costs (minimal system, options, etc) Define global organization or coordination Politics: Other physicists / scientists; public; funding agencies Submit Funding Proposal(s) 17-Aug-2017 PAX Amsterdam