A movable scatterer in a WGM resonator induces spontaneous steady rotation by Doppler-shifting scattering rates to create negative angular friction from reciprocal pumping.
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A CHSH protocol using binarized Peres-time observables, calibrated to S=2 for any state in flat space, yields S>2 for a fixed Bell state in constant-curvature 1+1D backgrounds.
Uniform motion of an electric Glauber detector induces a directional detection bias in single-photon modes via Doppler-shifted finite-bandwidth responses.
Thin metallic foils mediate dissipative coupling between microwave cavities, producing controllable anti-resonances and enhanced phase response validated by experiment.
A magnomechanical converter produces optics-microwave entanglement maximized at the same parameters as frequency conversion efficiency, enabling teleportation fidelity of 0.75 in a proposed micrometer-scale YIG implementation.
In Josephson junction chains, non-resonant two-into-two scattering dominates equilibrium plasmon decay rates while strong driving induces a crossover to a qualitatively different non-equilibrium steady state.
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Chip-scale superconducting quantum gravimeter combining a SQUID, a transmon, and a nanomechanical resonator
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Thin metallic foils mediate dissipative coupling between microwave cavities, producing controllable anti-resonances and enhanced phase response validated by experiment.
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Optics-microwave entanglement and state teleportation mediated by a cavity magnomechanical system
A magnomechanical converter produces optics-microwave entanglement maximized at the same parameters as frequency conversion efficiency, enabling teleportation fidelity of 0.75 in a proposed micrometer-scale YIG implementation.
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Plasmon decay and non-equilibrium steady states in Josephson junction chains
In Josephson junction chains, non-resonant two-into-two scattering dominates equilibrium plasmon decay rates while strong driving induces a crossover to a qualitatively different non-equilibrium steady state.