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Analytical estimates of core optics stray light noise and design requirements for ground based gravitational wave detectors
We present an analytical framework to translate detector sensitivity into stray light requirements for the core optics region of ground based gravitational wave interferometers. We derive analytical estimates for several relevant scattering regimes, extend the treatment to collections of planar baff
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