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Brillouin-Enhanced Four-Wave-Mixing techniques, which couple four optical beams through Brillouin nonlinearity, have gained popularity in the 1980’s largely owing to their phase conjugation properties.
Arik Bergman, Moshe Tur
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Self-ordering and cavity cooling using a train of ultrashort pulses
A dilute atomic gas in an optical resonator exhibits a phase transition from a homogeneous density to crystalline order when laser illuminated orthogonal to the resonator axis.
Valentin Torggler +3 more
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Constraining modified gravity with quantum optomechanics
We derive the best possible bounds that can be placed on Yukawa- and chameleon-like modifications to the Newtonian gravitational potential with a cavity optomechanical quantum sensor.
Sofia Qvarfort +2 more
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This work presents the first experimental investigation of ultrafast dynamics in dielectric bowtie nanocavities, featuring deep‐subwavelength mode confinement. Measurements reveal enhanced two‐photon absorption, sub‐picosecond carrier relaxation, and strong pump–probe interactions, demonstrating clear advantages over conventional nanocavities for low ...
Gaoneng Dong +6 more
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Diamond-integrated optomechanical circuits [PDF]
Diamond offers unique material advantages for the realization of micro- and nanomechanical resonators due to its high Young's modulus, compatibility with harsh environments and superior thermal properties. At the same time, the wide electronic bandgap of 5.45eV makes diamond a suitable material for integrated optics because of broadband transparency ...
Rath, P. +4 more
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Light-matter interactions in multi-element resonators
We investigate structural resonances in multi-element optical resonators and provide a roadmap for the description of the interaction of single extended cavity modes with quantum emitters or mechanical resonators.
Dantan, Aurélien, Genes, Claudiu
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By precisely engineering the geometry of a fiber‐based optical resonator, the interaction between confined light and external ultrasound waves is significantly amplified without sacrificing light confinement, boosting the ultrasound detection sensitivity beyond 0.5 mPa/√Hz.
Tai‐Anh La +2 more
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Optomechanical trampoline resonators
We report on the development of optomechanical "trampoline" resonators composed of a tiny SiO(2)/Ta(2)O(5) dielectric mirror on a silicon nitride micro-resonator. We observe optical finesses of up to 4 × 10(4) and mechanical quality factors as high as 9 × 10(5) in relatively massive (~100 ng) and low frequency (10-200 kHz) devices.
Kleckner, D. +5 more
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Ultrafast optomechanical pulse picking [PDF]
Abstract State-of-the-art optical switches for coupling pulses into and/or out of resonators are based on either the electro-optic or the acousto-optic effect in transmissive elements. In high-power applications, the damage threshold and other nonlinear and thermal effects in these elements impede further improvements in pulse energy ...
Nikolai Lilienfein +2 more
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Theory of optomechanics: Oscillator-field model of moving mirrors
In this paper we present a model for the kinematics and dynamics of optomechanics which describe the coupling between an optical field, here modeled by a massless scalar field, and the internal (e.g., determining its reflectivity) and mechanical (e.g ...
B. L. Hu +13 more
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