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Reviews of Modern Physics, 2014 We review the field of cavity optomechanics, which explores the interaction between electromagnetic radiation and nano- or micromechanical motion. This review covers the basics of optical cavities and mechanical resonators, their mutual optomechanical interaction mediated by the radiation pressure force, the large variety of experimental systems which ...
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Cardiovascular and Interventional Radiology, 1981
A case is reported of an unusual sinographic appearance and negative microbial cultures, indicating a long-term failure of incorporation of a vascular graft by surrounding connective tissue. Possible pathogenic mechanisms include ruptured lymphatic channels or a low-grade immunologic rejection process.
P F, Jaques, G S, Needell, S J, Burnham
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A case is reported of an unusual sinographic appearance and negative microbial cultures, indicating a long-term failure of incorporation of a vascular graft by surrounding connective tissue. Possible pathogenic mechanisms include ruptured lymphatic channels or a low-grade immunologic rejection process.
P F, Jaques, G S, Needell, S J, Burnham
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Obstetrics & Gynecology, 1997
To study placental cavities by gross and microscopic examination and ultrasonography and their frequency with various epidemiologic factors and intervillous thrombosis.After formalin fixation, interval sections of 567 placentas were prepared to search for cavities and intervillous thrombosis.
T, Fujikura, S, Sho
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To study placental cavities by gross and microscopic examination and ultrasonography and their frequency with various epidemiologic factors and intervillous thrombosis.After formalin fixation, interval sections of 567 placentas were prepared to search for cavities and intervillous thrombosis.
T, Fujikura, S, Sho
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Cavity-enhanced spectroscopy in fiber cavities
Optics Letters, 2004We discuss the relative merits of passive and active fiber cavities for ring-down. Ring-down times of approximately 2 micros were recently demonstrated in passive cavities, but operation is restricted to weak evanescent wave interaction. We report on active cavities with amplifiers used for loss compensation, permitting the use of open-path micro-optic
Stewart, G., Atherton, K., Culshaw, B.
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2013
In this chapter we describe the topic of cavity solitons in the framework of the general area of optical pattern formation. We illustrate how one can generate and control them; we compare them with standard spatial solitons and emphasize the special properties of their motion under the action of phase or amplitude gradients in the driving field.
L. A. Lugiato +9 more
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In this chapter we describe the topic of cavity solitons in the framework of the general area of optical pattern formation. We illustrate how one can generate and control them; we compare them with standard spatial solitons and emphasize the special properties of their motion under the action of phase or amplitude gradients in the driving field.
L. A. Lugiato +9 more
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Cavity optomechanics and cavity optoelectromechanics
71st Device Research Conference, 2013Cavity optomechanics offers unparalleled sensitivity allowing the control of mechanical resonators at quantum level. The dynamic cavity backaction can be utilized to cool a mechanical resonator to its ground state or amplify its motion to limit-cycle oscillations.
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Physical Review E, 2001
A family of walking solitons is obtained for the degenerate optical parametric oscillator below threshold. The loss-driven mechanism of velocity selection for these structures is described analytically and numerically. Our approach is based on understanding the role played by the field momentum and generic symmetry properties and, therefore, it can be ...
Skyrabin, DV, Champneys, AR
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A family of walking solitons is obtained for the degenerate optical parametric oscillator below threshold. The loss-driven mechanism of velocity selection for these structures is described analytically and numerically. Our approach is based on understanding the role played by the field momentum and generic symmetry properties and, therefore, it can be ...
Skyrabin, DV, Champneys, AR
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