Cavity nano-optomechanics
Cavity nano-optomechanics
Cavity optomechanics experiments with nanoscale resonators are challenging because of their subwavelengh dimensions, but offer interesting insights into dispersive as well as dissipative coupling and dynamical backaction. We employ a resonator-in-the-middle approach using a fiber-based Fabry-Perot micro cavity as a high finesse and low mode volume probe of the nanoresonator. Systems under investigation include silicon nitride string resonators, carbon nanotubes and atomically thin two dimensional materials.
See: Stapfner et al., Appl. Phys. Lett. 102, 151910 (2013)
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Technische Universität München TUM
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TUM: Prof. Eva Weig,
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Doctorial Candidates: N.N.
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