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Real-Time Doppler-Frequency Measurement and Frequency-Pulling Suppression in Arm-locking
Arm-locking is an important technique for suppressing laser frequency noise in space-based gravitational-wave detection. However, stronger noise suppression inevitably increases the magnitude of frequency pulling, thereby prolonging the lock-acquisition time and increasing the risk of system instabi
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