Aspen2005

Talks

Please send your talks to LIGO Document Control Center [dcc@ligo.caltech.edu] as soon as possible after the conference. Please contact the DCC [626.395.3047, Linda Turner] with questions.

J. Agresti Caltech	Flat-Top Beam Profile Cavity Prototype: Design and Preliminary Tests
J. Agresti Caltech	Flat-Beam Profile to Depress Thermal Noise
M. Benacquista MSU	Gravitational Radiation from the Birth of Intermediate Mass Black Holes
P. Beyersdorf INFN	The Shape of Things to Come: Interferometer Topologies That Use Reflection Gratings
J. Camp GSFC	GW Interferometry at GSFC
J. Camp GSFC	Status of LISA
M. Cerdonio U of Padua / INFN	AURIGA II Run: Stationary Gaussian Operation of a Wideband Acoustic GW Detector
E. Coccia U of Rome	The Gran Sasso Underground Laboratory
T. Corbitt MIT	Transmissive Cavities as Filters of Squeezed States
D. Crooks GEO	Development of a CO2 Laser Machine for Pulling and Welding of Silica Fibres and Ribbons
R. DeRosa U of Naples	Seismic Noise Coherence Measurements in Deep Salt Mines
R. DeSalvo Caltech	China Einstein GW Observatory
R. DeSalvo Caltech	Mining for Gravitational Waves
R. DeSalvo Caltech	Seismic Attenuation from LIGO to CEGO and Back
R. DeSalvo Caltech	Strange Things You Can Do with Underground GW Interferometers
R. DeSalvo Caltech	The Search for Cirque Waves
F. Fidecaro U of Pisa	A Revolution in Space and Time: Einstein's Special Relativity [public lecture]
F. Fidecaro U of Pisa	Status of VIRGO
J. Hough GEO	Where Do We Go from Here?
W. Johnson LSU	BLTS Interferometers: Big, Low-Temperature Transparent Silicon Interferometers
E. Katsavounidis MIT	Joint LIGO-Virgo Studies for Burst Events
A. Kusenko UCLA	Pulsar Kicks and a Possible Signal from a Nearby Supernova
N. Mavalvala MIT	Recent Developments Toward Sub-Quantum-Noise-Limited GW Interferometers
N. Mavalvala MIT	Status of LIGO
O. Miyakawa MIT	Toward the Advanced LIGO Optical Configuration Investigated in 40m Prototype
K. Numata GSFC	Fundamental Limit in Frequency Stabilization of Lasers
I. Pinto U of Sannio	New Directions in Data Analysis
S. Rowan Glasgow U	Aspects of Silicon for Use in the Suspensions of GW Detectors
A. Rüdiger AEI	Benefits of Going Underground
N. Sato KEK	Underground Interferometes in Japan
P. Saulson Syracuse U	How to Organize the Global Network?
R. Schnabel U of Hanover	Experimental Characterisation of Frequency Dependent Squeezed Light
R. Schnabel U of Hanover	Low-Loss Grating for Coupling to a High-Finesse Cavity
D. Tanner U of Florida	On the Phase of Light Diffracted by Gratings
B. Willke GEO	Status of GEO600
L. Wen AEI	Coherent Data Analysis Strategies Using a Network of GW Detectors
S. Wise U of Florida	Near-Field Radiative Coupling for Low Temperature Detectors

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