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Recoil-heating modulation in levitated optomechanics through optical wavefront shaping
Optical levitation relies on light forces to trap mesoscopic objects in a vacuum and assemble pristine oscillators, whose mechanical properties are commonly tamed through laser-intensity modulation--e.g., to provide leverage over the stiffness or engineer quantum states. When approaching the quantum
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