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Laser System for the LISA Mission

L. Karlen, S. Kundermann, N. Torcheboeuf, E. Portuondo-Campa, E. Obrzud, J. Bennès, F. Droz, E. Onillon, A. Savchenkov, S. Williams, A. Matsko, and S. Lecomte

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Abstract

LISA aims at the detection of GWs in space with optical interferometry. We will present the architecture of such a LISA laser system breadboard and the obtained results which almost fully meet the mission requirements.

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