PhysicsCommunications Physics
Active Optomechanics
D. Yu and F. Vollmer
This groundbreaking research by Deshui Yu and Frank Vollmer delves into the exciting realm of active optomechanics, unveiling how optical gain shapes the dynamics of mechanical oscillations in lasers. Discover the fascinating implications of nonclassical photon emission and potential applications in photonic integrated circuits and quantum communication.
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