Japanese version is here.
This archive contains some gravitational-wave-detection
related documents and data in Japan.
(Please read this document, if you put your documents here.)
Documents and Data of TAMA Project
TAMA300 is an interferometric gravitational wave detector with 300-m
baseline. Those who are interested in TAMA300 and the TAMA project are
recommended to visit the
homepage of
TAMA300.
Proceedings of the TAMA International Workshop on Gravitational Wave Detection, Saitama,
Japan (Nov. 12-14, 1996) (PDF, 3.6Mbytes, download the needed data only, page by
page.)
[PDF format(3.6Mbytes). Use Acrobat Reader 3 or later (this file is
incompatible with Acrobat Reader 2). If you want to download the whole PDF file
(3.6Mbytes), click
here.
Post Script version is
here(3.3Mbytes,
zip compressed)]
[A figure which illustrates the organization of the TAMA project.]
Infrastructure
Seismic motion
Vibration isolation
Control, DAQ
Status
[About recombine1 of TAMA300. Schedules and
status.]
Prototype, All-Suspended Interferometers
Noise spectra etc.
20m Fabry-Perot prototype@NAO.
[Noise spectrum, stack, suspension, and seismic motion.]
100m Delay-Line prototype Tenko100@ISAS
[Noise spectrum. Drift of the baseline.]
3m
Fabry-Perot-Michelson Interferometer@u-tokyo.
[Noise Spectrum. The movie of the move of the interferometer.]
Seismic Noise, Ground Motion, and Drift
Seismic noise
spectra at various places in Japan. (Araya)
Seismic noise
spectra at Taiki-cho, Hokkaido. (Takahashi)
Drift of the 100-m baseline of Tenko100 (JPEG image). (H.Mizuno and K.Kawabe)
Internal Report of Tsubono-Group
Magnet-Magnet Coupling
Ring Cavity
Power-recycled Fabry-Perot Michelson Interferometer
Programs
Centering
Personal Archives
Most of the
"ingredients" of these archives are included in the links presented above.
(They are here only for the "compatibility with the past" kind
of reason.)
Araya[Seismic motion at various places in Japan. Useful Programs for PC98.]
Ishizuka[Drawings of TAMA infrastructure.]
Takahashi[The suspension and the stack of 20m Prototype. Seismic motion of Mitaka.
Seismic motion of Taiki-cho, Hokkaido.]
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