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Fiber-based scanning levitated nanoparticle force sensor near a metalized membrane
We describe a fiber-based dual-beam trap for dielectric nanospheres with the ability to transfer the trapped particles into a retro-reflective standing-wave trap within micron-range distances of a metallic mirror surface. We illustrate its capability for three dimensional scanning force sensing over
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