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(a) SEM image of the silicon micromechanical resonator used to generate squeezed light. Light is coupled into the device using a narrow waveguide and reflects off a back mirror formed by a linear array of etched holes. Upon reflection, the light interacts with a pair of double-nanobeams (micromechanical resonator/optical cavity), which are deflected in a way that tends to cancel fluctuations in the light. (b) Numerical model of the differential in-plane motion of the nanobeams. Credit: Caltech/Amir Safavi-Naeini, Simon Groeblacher, and Jeff Hill - See more at: http://www.caltech.edu/content/caltech-team-produces-squeezed-light-using-silicon-micromechanical-system#sthash.Xfz0rGwg.dpuf

‘Squeezed light’ with less noise than found in vacuum to boost sensors

August 12, 2013

For many quantum mechanics is very hard to comprehend because so many of its insights are extremely bizarre (see spooky ...

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