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Nanopillar metasurfaces uniting high optical reflectivity with ultracoherent nanomechanics
Mechanically compliant mirrors are key components in cavity optomechanics. However, the requirements to achieve the best optical and mechanical performance are usually in direct competition. A high reflectivity for tightly focused beams entails thick reflectors, whereas ultracoherent flexural nanome
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