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Towards a new generation of low loss mirrors for the advanced gravitational waves interferometers

L. Pinard, B. Sassolas, R. Flaminio, D. Forest, A. Lacoudre, C. Michel, J.L. Montorio, and N. Morgado

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Abstract

the new generation of advanced interferometer needs fused silica mirrors having better optical and mechanical properties. This paper describes the way to reduce the IBS coating absorption at 1064 nm and to improve the layer thickness uniformity in order to coat two large mirrors (diameter 35 cm) at the same time.

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