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Thermal Noise in Optical Coatings: A Rigorous Opto-Mechanical Comparison of Nanolaminates and Isotropic Mixtures
We investigate whether a perfectly ordered periodic nanolaminate is intrinsically less mechanically dissipative than an isotropic co-sputtered mixture designed to provide the exact same optical function. Focusing on a room-temperature SiO2/TiO2 system, we compare coating Brownian dissipation under s
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