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Consequences of silicon mechanical anisotropy in a hybrid optomechanical crystal

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Abstract

Comparing simulation and experiments we study how the performance of a hybrid optomechanical crystal is affected by the crystallographic orientation of silicon. We identify the emergence of interface modes as the main mechanism responsible for this dependency.

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