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Fri Feb 8 18:23:32 2013, Jamie, Summary, General, arbcav of half PRC with flipped PR2 
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Fri Feb 8 19:29:44 2013, yuta, Summary, General, arbcav of half PRC with flipped PR2
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Mon Feb 11 17:17:30 2013, Jamie, Summary, General, more analysis of half PRC with flipped PR2
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Tue Feb 12 18:25:43 2013, Jamie, Summary, General, half PRC with astigmatic PR2/3
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Message ID: 8041
Entry time: Fri Feb 8 19:29:44 2013
In reply to: 8040
Reply to this: 8059
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yuta |
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arbcav of half PRC with flipped PR2 |
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We need expected finesse and g-factor to compare with mode-scan measurement. Can you give us the g-factor of the half-PRC and what losses did you assumed to calculate the finesse?
Also, flipped PR2 should have RoC of - R_HR * n_sub (minus measured RoC of HR surface multiplied by the substrate refractive index) because of the flipping.
According to Jenne dictionary, HR curvature measured from HR side is;
PRM: -122.1 m
PR2: -706 m
PR3: - 700 m
TM in front of BS: -581 m
Please use these values to calculate expected g-factor so that we don't get confused.
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Arbcav with half PRC (flat temporary mirror in front of BS), PR2 RoC = 600m, PR3 RoC = -600m:
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