Berlin 2001 –
scientific programme
Q 21: Poster: Optical Applications
Thursday, April 5, 2001, 12:30–15:00, AT2
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Q 21.1 |
GEO 600 gravitational wave detector — •Michaela Malec, Uta Weiland, Karsten Danzmann, and the GEO 600 Team
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Q 21.2 |
Shape and colour of the laser light for GEO 600 — •Hartmut Grote, Andreas Freise, Karsten Danzmann, and the GEO600 Team
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Q 21.3 |
Vibration isolation of optical components in the British-German gravitational wave detector GEO 600 — •Karsten Kötter, Stefan Gossler, Karsten Danzmann, and the GEO600 team
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Q 21.4 |
Measurement of the thermal noise of a suspended mirror — •Volker Leonhardt, Patrick Klövekorn, and Karsten Danzmann
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Q 21.5 |
Nahfeldoptik an photonischen Kristallen: Theorie — •Carsten Henkel
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Q 21.6 |
Surface reconstruction algorithm from real, holographic images — •Dominik Giel, Jens Bongartz, and Peter Hering
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Q 21.7 |
A compact, portable Lambdameter with digital fringe interpolation — •K. Franz, A. Gopalan, J. Bömmels, M.-W. Ruf, and H. Hotop
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Q 21.8 |
Spectral Characterization of F2-Laser-Radiation with a Resolution of 106 — •Frank Becker and Klaus Grützmacher
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