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Observation of Backaction of Ultracold Atoms onto a Mechanical Oscillator

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Abstract

An optical lattice formed by reflection from a SiNx membrane creates a bi-directional coupling of atomic and membrane motion. Experimental demonstrations of both direct-action and backaction in this system are reported.

© 2011 Optical Society of America

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