Floquet engineering of nonreciprocal light-induced dipolar interactions in tweezer arrays realizes beamsplitter, squeezing operations, negative-mass-like signatures, and tunable complex eigenfrequencies.
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Tracing out a Galilean-invariant Caldeira-Leggett bath breaks Galilean boost covariance in the reduced dynamics, localized in the dissipative anticommutator term and incompatible with the fluctuation-dissipation theorem for non-trivial baths.
Optomechanically levitated nanoparticles resolve individual gas collisions from Kr, Xe, and SF6, matching theory and reaching 200 keV/c impulse sensitivity for precision metrology.
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Floquet engineering of nonreciprocal light-induced dipolar interactions
Floquet engineering of nonreciprocal light-induced dipolar interactions in tweezer arrays realizes beamsplitter, squeezing operations, negative-mass-like signatures, and tunable complex eigenfrequencies.
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Galilean boost invariance does not survive the trace: symmetry breaking in open quantum systems
Tracing out a Galilean-invariant Caldeira-Leggett bath breaks Galilean boost covariance in the reduced dynamics, localized in the dissipative anticommutator term and incompatible with the fluctuation-dissipation theorem for non-trivial baths.
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Optomechanical Detection of Individual Gas Collisions
Optomechanically levitated nanoparticles resolve individual gas collisions from Kr, Xe, and SF6, matching theory and reaching 200 keV/c impulse sensitivity for precision metrology.