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Cooling and delocalizing thermal oscillators in hollow-core fibers using optical fringes
Trapped particles in hollow-core fibers enable long-range sensing, though advanced control of their in-fiber motion, such as multimodal cooling and squeezing, remains challenging. Here, we present optical interference-based techniques for controlling a fringe-trapped silica nanoparticle inside a fib
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