Fano-mirror microcavity hybridizes lossy modes to reduce linewidth, allowing single-photon strong coupling and sideband resolution in optomechanics with predictions of photon blockade and mechanical cat states.
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Feedback-controlled laser ablation with white-light monitoring and in-situ calibration produces micromirror templates with tunable curvature and 3% geometric variance, verified by a 37000-finesse Fabry-Perot cavity at telecom wavelengths.
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Nonlinear quantum optomechanics in a Fano-mirror microcavity system
Fano-mirror microcavity hybridizes lossy modes to reduce linewidth, allowing single-photon strong coupling and sideband resolution in optomechanics with predictions of photon blockade and mechanical cat states.
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High-yield fabrication of micromirror templates via feedback-controlled laser ablation
Feedback-controlled laser ablation with white-light monitoring and in-situ calibration produces micromirror templates with tunable curvature and 3% geometric variance, verified by a 37000-finesse Fabry-Perot cavity at telecom wavelengths.