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Temperature dependence of the thermal conductivity of hydroxide catalysis bonds between silicon substrates
Future generations of gravitational wave detectors plan to use cryogenics in order to further reduce thermal noise associated with the mirror test masses and their suspensions. It is important that the thermal conductivity of candidate materials for these mirror suspension systems, and any additi
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