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The advanced scheme of ``signal recycling'' is to be used in the British-German GEO 600 project, in addition to ``power recycling'' (which has become standard for all laser-interferometer gravitational wave detector projects). This combination, ``dual recycling,'' has been demonstrated for the first time on a fully suspended interferometer, the Garching prototype with 30 m arm length. Signal enhancement and power buildup were as predicted; operation was reliable, and a significant contrast enhancement was observed. A control system that can be extended to full scale gravitational wave detectors was employed.
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