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Second-Order Nonlinear Microresonators on Thin-Film Lithium Tantalate
Nonlinear frequency conversion enables coherent light generation in spectral regions that conventional lasers cannot reach directly and is foundational to the generation of squeezed states and correlated photon pairs. Implementing these nonlinear processes in microresonators lowers the required opti
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