Squeezed light in optomechanical systems

Harris, G. I.; Taylor, M. A.; Busk-Hoff, U.; Janousek, J.; Daria, V.; Knittel, J.; Kerdoncuff, H.; Hage, B.; Andersen, U. L.; Bachor, H. A.; Bowen, W. P.

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Squeezed light in optomechanical systems

Date

2012

Authors

Abstract

Squeezed light enhanced optomechanical measurements are demonstrated in both intracavity and biological contexts, with respective enhancements of 1.0 and 2.7 dB. Quantum enhanced microrheology of the cytoplasm of a yeast cell is thereby realized.