Derives motional frequencies, classical trajectories, and a quantum master equation for nanoparticle-ion systems, predicting sympathetic cooling to sub-kelvin temperatures with linear scaling for multiple ions.
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Optomechanically levitated nanoparticles resolve individual gas collisions from Kr, Xe, and SF6, matching theory and reaching 200 keV/c impulse sensitivity for precision metrology.
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Quantum theory of electrically levitated nanoparticle-ion systems: Motional dynamics and sympathetic cooling
Derives motional frequencies, classical trajectories, and a quantum master equation for nanoparticle-ion systems, predicting sympathetic cooling to sub-kelvin temperatures with linear scaling for multiple ions.
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Optomechanical Detection of Individual Gas Collisions
Optomechanically levitated nanoparticles resolve individual gas collisions from Kr, Xe, and SF6, matching theory and reaching 200 keV/c impulse sensitivity for precision metrology.