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Finite-Time Optomechanical Cooling by Multi-Exceptional-Point Braiding
Cooling a mechanical mode in finite time is a routing problem: excitation must reach a lossy mode before thermal noise rebuilds the population. Exceptional points are non-Hermitian degeneracies at which two hybrid modes and their eigenvectors merge, so a loop around them can exchange connected spect
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