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Design of Mechanically Compliant Membrane Reflectors for Giant Optical Phase Nonlinearity
Optical nonlinearities arise when the response of a photonic system depends on light intensity. Radiation pressure can create such a nonlinearity by moving a mechanically compliant reflector, thereby shifting the phase of the reflected light. Based on measured properties, we predict a giant phase re
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