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Dagmar Schlenzig,Stephan Schillingforce, by measuring the displacement of a micro-mechanical cantilever; on the large scale, gravitational-wave (GW) detectors search for ripples in spacetime, by measuring the differential displacements of spatially-separated test masses induced by tiny gravitational tidal forces.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7643-8585-9uble optical springs. We explore the frequency dependence of the optical spring effect. In particular, we show that the frequency dependence of double optical springs allows us to create a “negative inertia”, which cancels the positive inertia of the test-mass with the mechanical response significan

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G. R. Belitskii,Yurii I. Lyubichcavity modes are coupled to one mechanical mode through radiation pressure. This work is motivated by the investigations of three-mode parametric instability in large-scale gravitational-wave (GW) detectors with high-power optical cavities, as first pointed out by Braginsky et?al. We realized that t

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Applications to Robust Control,which have finite degrees of freedom. In this chapter, we study the entanglement between a mechanical oscillator and a coherent continuous optical field which contains infinite degrees of freedom. This system is interesting because it lies in the heart of all optomechanical systems. With a rigorous

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Differential and Difference Equations,otivated by the pioneering theoretical work of Santamore (Phys Rev B 70:144301, 2004) Martin and Zureck (Phys Rev Lett 98:120401, 2007), and by recent experimental work of Thompson et?al. (Nature 452:72–75, 2008), we consider the quantum limit for probing mechanical energy quantization with mechanic