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
Michael Tarbutt
Centre for Cold Matter, Imperial College London
Searching for new physics with ultracold molecules
Ignacio Cirac
Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics
Quantum Computing and Simulation in the presence of errors
