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Where is our group?
Tsubono-Group activity
Tsubono-Group Theses
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Tsubono-Group members
Brownian motion 1996

Where is Tsubono-Group?

Our laboratory is in the new Faculty-of-Science-building #1.

Professor Tsubono : 6th floor, room #603. Tel: 03-5841-4141.
Ando and the students : 6th floor, room #604. Tel: 03-5841-4142　　　　　　　 Fax: 03-5841-4149.
Laboratory : 2nd floor in basement , room #B207. Tel: 03-5841-4143.

For those who have visited us before 1998 March:We have moved to the new building by the end of March 1998. We are quitesurethatyou can easily find the new building which stands beside theold one.It hasthe industrial design with "glasses and bricks" kind oflooks.

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Tsubono-Group Activity

Our research subject is experimental relativity,mainly detection of the Gravitational Waves. See here for a list of the world wide gravitational wave detection projects. Also,for the Japanese project TAMA and the detector TAMA300 , you can read some technical documents here.
For those who want to read the brief reports on the activity of Tsubono-group, the following is a part of the Annual Report of the Department of Physics, University of Tokyo.

2004	Japanese	English
2003	Japanese	English
2002	Japanese	English
2001	Japanese	English
2000	Japanese	English
1999	Japanese	English
1998	Japanese	English
1997	Japanese	English
1996	Japanese	English
1995	Japanese	English

　 Theses

Doctoral theses


Year	Author	Title	Language
2006	Youichi Aso	Active Vibration Isolation for a Laser　Interferometric Gravitational Wave Detector　using a Suspension Point Interferometer	English
2002	Akiteru Takamori	Low Frequency Seismic Isolation for Gravitational Wave Detectors	English
2002	Kenji Numata	Direct measurement of the mirror thermal noise	English
2001	Koji Arai	Robust extraction of control signals for power-recycled interferometric gravitational-wave detectors	English
2000	Kazuhiro Yamamoto	Study of the thermal noise caused by inhomogeneously distributed loss.	English
1998	Masaki Ando	Power recycling for an interferometric gravitational wave detector.	English

Master's theses


Year	Author	Title	Language
2006	Takaaki Suzuki	Searching unknown pulsar with TAMA300 data	Japanese
2005	Koji Ishidoshiro	Systematical veto by all monitor signals in a gravitational-wave	Japanese
2004	Tsukuasa Masumura	Search for continuous gravitational Waves from the SN1987A remnant 　 using TAMA300 data	Japanese
2003	Takeshi Tkakaki	Possibility of space laser interferometric gravitational-wave detector	Japanese
2003	Hidetsugu Seki	Research of mechanical loss of metallic material	Japanese
2003	Kenji Soida	Research of mechanical loss of metallic material	Japanese
2003	Nishi	Probing isotropies of space	Japanese
2001	Youichi Aso	Stabilization of a Fabry-Perot Interferometer using a Suspension Point Interferometer	Japanese
1997	Kazuhiro Yamamoto	Estimation of the thermal noise of the suspension system and the mirrors for TAMA300.	Japanese
1996	Masaki Ando	Control of a Fabry-Perot-type laser interferometric gravitational-wave detector.	Japanese

Tsubono-Group Seminars

Weekly seminars are usually held on Tuesdays ,10:30AM,at room #512 .
Anybody are welcome to join us.
If you want to be included in our "rinko" mailing list,
("rinko" is a Japanese which means "seminar" or something)
please send us an e-mail to

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