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Picometer-precise post-processing of optical microresonators via slow-cooking

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Abstract

The recently discovered slow optical cooking method is developed to demonstrate the fabrication of optical microresonators having smooth and dramatically shallow nanoscale profile introduced along a water filled silica microcapillary with picometer wavelength precision.

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