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Barish: But [that's not] fundamental noise. Its noise that has to do with how well we bounce the light around or make a resonance, it's what I call technical noise. I agree there can be technical noise. Technical noise is boring, it's hard work, and they weren't very good at it on the 40 meter. Fundamental noise is a different matter. Collins: I'm just bullshitting now, but [could there be] any unexpected non-linear effect that could be the result of putting in the power-recycling mirror or something?
Collins: I'm just bullshitting now, but [could there be] any unexpected non-linear effect that could be the result of putting in the power-recycling mirror or something? Barish: But that again is what I call technical noise, unless it's quantum mechanical or something. Collins: Well let it be quantum mechanical then. Barish: We're not in the region where quantum mechanical -- [... ] We're not yet in those regions. Is there something? I won't guarantee to you that we havn't overlooked something but there should be -Collins: It's the quotes you see.
N. Deruelle and T. Piran, North Holland (1982)" [EDITOR: THIS REFERENCE, LIKE THOSE IN THE NEXT TWO FOOTNOTES, IS A QUOTE AND SHOULD NOT BE RE-WRITTEN] iii The reference is "Harwit, M. " iv The reference is to "Eardley, D. M. in Gravitational Radiation, ed. N. Deruelle and T. Piran, North Holland (1982)" v The reference is to Thorne 1992.