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Redesigning the linear--quadratic--Gaussian cost function for feedback cooling of a quantum harmonic oscillator
Linear--quadratic--Gaussian (LQG) control is optimal only with respect to a prescribed cost function, the choice of which dictates the physical objective of the control. We consider feedback cooling of a continuously monitored quantum harmonic oscillator by shifting the minimum of its trapping poten
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