Hendrik Schütz

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Evidence for structural damping in a high-stress silicon nitride nanobeam and its implications for quantum optomechanics

Tobias Kippenberg, Vivishek Sudhir, Ryan Daniel Schilling, Dalziel Joseph Wilson, Hendrik Schütz, Sergey Fedorov

We resolve the thermal motion of a high-stress silicon nitride nanobeam at frequencies far below its fundamental flexural resonance (3.4 MHz) using cavity-enhanced optical interferometry. Over two decades, the displacement spectrum is well-modeled by that ...

2018

Appearance and Disappearance of Quantum Correlations in Measurement-Based Feedback Control of a Mechanical Oscillator

Tobias Kippenberg, Vivishek Sudhir, Amir Hossein Ghadimi, Ryan Daniel Schilling, Dalziel Joseph Wilson, Hendrik Schütz, Sergey Fedorov

Quantum correlations between imprecision and backaction are a hallmark of continuous linear measurements. Here, we study how measurement-based feedback can be used to improve the visibility of quantum correlations due to the interaction of a laser field wi ...

American Physical Society2017

Quantum optomechanics at room temperature

Hendrik Schütz

Why are classical theories often sufficient to describe the physics of our world even though everything around us is entirely composed of microscopic quantum systems? The boundary between these two fundamentally dissimilar theories remains an unsolved prob ...

EPFL2017

A strongly coupled K-type micromechanical system

Tobias Kippenberg, Vivishek Sudhir, Ryan Daniel Schilling, Dalziel Joseph Wilson, Hendrik Schütz, Hajime Okamoto

We study a classical K-type three-level system based on three high-Q micromechanical beam resonators embedded in a gradient electric field. By modulating the strength of the field at the difference frequency between adjacent beam modes, we realize strong d ...

American Institute of Physics2016

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