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Cavity Optomechanics for Sensing Applications

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Abstract

This talk reviews the progresses on cavity optomechanical sensing. A comparison of mass induced and optical spring based sensing approaches are presented. Future improvements that may enable the detection of single atoms are discussed.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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