The increasing level of control over motional quantum states of massive, solid-state mechanical devices opens the door to an hitherto unexplored parameter regime of macroscopic quantum physics. I will report on our recent progress towards controlling levitated solids in the quantum regime. I will discuss the prospects of using these systems for fundamental tests of physics, including the interface between quantum and gravitational physics. |
Markus Aspelmeyer
Quantum Optical Control of Levitated Solids: a novel probe for the gravity-quantum interface
Date & heure
19/02/20
Lieu
Ecole Normale supérieure – 24, rue Lhomond – Conf IV – 75005 Paris
Accueil
À venir
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