A Markov chain transition matrix yields the steady-state actuator and frequency distributions for digitally stabilized lasers, exact for white noise with decorrelated sampling and with predictable deviations otherwise.
An introduction to pound–drever–hall laser frequency stabilization
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Demonstration of an optical lock-in camera using a Pockels cell switch on an sCMOS array to achieve 2 Mpx imaging at 10 Hz with -62 dBc sensitivity for gravitational wave interferometer applications.
A recursive sum-over-round-trips model enables fast time-domain simulation of optical cavities with arbitrary time-varying boundaries and non-linear resonance-crossing dynamics.
A centimeter-scale dynamic optical cavity with heterodyne readout achieves sub-femtometer per square root Hertz displacement sensitivity above 8 Hz and tracks motions over ten orders of magnitude in range.
Sideband occupations at a sharp Fermi edge in Floquet-driven non-interacting fermions are governed exactly by the discrete Bessel kernel, converging to the Airy kernel on the A^{1/3} scale with direct consequences for shot-noise slopes.
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Steady-State Statistical Modeling of Digitally Stabilized Laser Frequency with Markov-State Feedback
A Markov chain transition matrix yields the steady-state actuator and frequency distributions for digitally stabilized lasers, exact for white noise with decorrelated sampling and with predictable deviations otherwise.
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An optical lock-in camera for advanced gravitational wave interferometers
Demonstration of an optical lock-in camera using a Pockels cell switch on an sCMOS array to achieve 2 Mpx imaging at 10 Hz with -62 dBc sensitivity for gravitational wave interferometer applications.
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Adaptive time-domain simulation of optical cavities with arbitrary dynamics
A recursive sum-over-round-trips model enables fast time-domain simulation of optical cavities with arbitrary time-varying boundaries and non-linear resonance-crossing dynamics.
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Demonstration of a compact optical resonator-based displacement sensing technique with sub-femtometer precision
A centimeter-scale dynamic optical cavity with heterodyne readout achieves sub-femtometer per square root Hertz displacement sensitivity above 8 Hz and tracks motions over ten orders of magnitude in range.
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Edge universality in Floquet sideband spectra
Sideband occupations at a sharp Fermi edge in Floquet-driven non-interacting fermions are governed exactly by the discrete Bessel kernel, converging to the Airy kernel on the A^{1/3} scale with direct consequences for shot-noise slopes.