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Optical self-cooling of a membrane oscillator in a cavity optomechanical experiment at room temperature
Thermal noise is a major obstacle to observing quantum behavior in macroscopic systems. To mitigate its effect, quantum optomechanical experiments are typically performed in a cryogenic environment. However, this condition represents a considerable complication in the transition from fundamental res
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