15–19 Jun 2026
Europe/Rome timezone

Transformer-based seismic prediction and feedforward control for active isolation of suspended optics in the Einstein Telescope

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Speaker

Kyrill Emanuel Blümer (Institut für Kernphysik Münster, AG Kappes)

Description

Seismic noise at frequencies below 10 Hz is a fundamental sensitivity limit for ground-based gravitational wave detectors. The Einstein Telescope's underground location reduces
but does not eliminate low-frequency ground motion, making active seismic isolation of the suspended test masses essential. We present a two-stage learned pipeline for seismic noise cancellation:
a predictive model that forecasts future ground motion, and a feedforward controller that computes actuator forces to cancel disturbances transmitted through the mirror suspension.

Author

Kyrill Emanuel Blümer (Institut für Kernphysik Münster, AG Kappes)

Co-authors

Prof. Alexander Kappes (Institut für Kernphysik Münster, AG Kappes) Dr Waleed Esmail (Institut für Kernphysik Münster, AG Kappes)

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