Experimental Efforts to Detect Gravitatoional Waves : Large Scale Cryogenic Gravitational Wave Telscope(Chapter 1. Relativistic Astrophysics and Gravitational Waves-Recent Developments-, Part I: Invited Talks, The Next Chapter in Einstein's Legacy)

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• A remarkable design of LCGT was established by experimental efforts to detect gravitational waves in Japan including optional alternatives in design detail. The LCGT adopts an advanced technique regarded to be used in the third generation. We can reliably detect gravitational waves by LCGT and still have a chance to firstly detect it.

• 2006-07-31

著者

• Kanda Nobuyuki

  Department of Physics, Osaka University

• Ando Masaki

  Physics Department The University Of Tokyo

• Kuroda Kazuaki

  Icrr The University Of Tokyo

• Takamori Akiteru

  Eri The University Of Tokyo

• Tatsumi Daisuke

  National Astronomical Observatory Japan

• Kanda Nobuyuki

  Department Of Physics Osaka City University

• Takahashi Ryutaro

  National Astronomical Observatory Japan

• KURODA Kazuaki

  ICRR, the University of Tokyo

• OHASHI Masatake

  ICRR, the University of Tokyo

• SAITO Yoshio

  High Energy Accelerator Research Organization

• MIO Norikatsu

  Department of Advanced Material Science, the University of Tokyo

• TELADA Soichi

  NMI, AIST Tsukuba Central 3

• MORIWAKI Shigenori

  Department of Advanced Material Science, the University of Tokyo

• UCHIYAMA Takashi

  ICRR, the University of Tokyo

• TOMARU Takayuki

  High Energy Accelerator Research Organization

• SUZUKI Toshikazu

  High Energy Accelerator Research Organization

• MIYOKI Shinji

  ICRR, the University of Tokyo

• TAKAMORI Akiteru

  ERI, the University of Tokyo

• Moriwaki Shigenori

  Department Of Advanced Materials Science University Of Tokyo

• Moriwaki Shigenori

  Department Of Advanced Material Science The University Of Tokyo

• Miyoki Shinji

  Icrr The University Of Tokyo

• Telada Soichi

  Nmi Aist Tsukuba Central 3

• Mio Norikatsu

  Department Of Advanced Material Science The University Of Tokyo

• Ohashi Masatake

  Icrr The University Of Tokyo

• Uchiyama Takashi

  Icrr The University Of Tokyo

• Saito Yoshio

  High Energy Accelarator Research Organization (kek)

• KANDA Nobuyuki

  Department of Physics, Osaka City University

• ANDO Masaki

  Physics Department, the University of Tokyo

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