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  • Gravitational Wave Detection
  • Space-based Interferometry

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  • Space-based gravitational wave detection requires precise laser interferometry across multiple spacecraft.
  • Lack of sufficiently stable oscillators necessitates a robust inter-spacecraft frequency setting strategy for synchronization.
  • This strategy is crucial for continuous data acquisition and minimizing measurement noise in gravitational wave observatories.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To develop and propose a hierarchical optimization algorithm for the inter-spacecraft frequency setting strategy.
  • To optimize for minimum total readout displacement noise and maximum feasible beat-note frequency range.
  • To provide optimized instrument parameters for the Taiji gravitational wave detection program.

Main Methods:

  • Implementation of a hierarchical optimization algorithm to determine frequency setting parameters.
  • Optimization objectives focused on minimizing readout noise and maximizing beat-note frequency range.
  • Exploration of parameter effects, including beat-note frequency bounds and laser power, on system performance.

Main Results:

  • The algorithm yielded multiple feasible parameter combinations for the Taiji program.
  • Achieved a minimum total readout displacement noise of 4.12 pm/Hz among 20 Pareto optimal solutions.
  • Determined a maximum feasible beat-note frequency range of 23 MHz.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed hierarchical optimization algorithm effectively addresses the frequency setting challenge for space-based interferometry.
  • Optimized parameters offer a valuable reference for designing laser interferometry systems.
  • The findings are expected to enhance detection performance and continuous operation for the Taiji program.