Fig. 1: MLI output for three correlation classes. | Nature Communications

Fig. 1: MLI output for three correlation classes.

From: Signatures of correlation of spacetime fluctuations in laser interferometers

Fig. 1

Output signal power spectral densities (PSDs) of an MLI due to SFs. For correlation class (a), factorised ρF, the scaled PSD \({S}_{{{{\rm{NC}}}}}(\nu )=\frac{cS(f)}{{\Gamma }_{{{{\rm{S}}}}}{{{{\mathcal{L}}}}}^{3}}\) vs. \(\nu=\frac{\pi f}{2{f}_{{{{\rm{LRT}}}}}}\) is plotted. For classes (b), inverse ρIm, and (c) exponential ρEm with m = S, ST, the scaled PSD \({S}_{{{{\rm{C}}}}}(\nu )=\frac{cS(f)}{{\Gamma }_{{{{\rm{S}}}}}{\ell }_{r}{{{{\mathcal{L}}}}}^{2}}\) vs ν is plotted. Here, m = S (m = ST) denotes correlations depending on spatial (spacetime) separation. In (c), PSDs corresponding to ρES for \(\kappa={\ell }_{r}/{{{\mathcal{L}}}}=0.025\) (red solid), κ = 0.01 (green dashed), κ = 0.005 (brown dot-dashed), and κ = 0.0025 (pink dotted), demonstrate dependence on κ. The PSD corresponding to ρEST for κ = 0.025 (blue points) is also plotted in (c). Small and large ν trends are as indicated by black dashed/dotted lines in (a)−(c). The black vertical line marks ν = 1.

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