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Time-Delayed Interactions in Networks of Self-Adapting Hopf Oscillators

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Electron Spin Resonance detectors from 400 MHz to 360 GHz

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Optical backaction-evading measurement of a mechanical oscillator

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Quantum mechanics imposes a limit on the precision of a continuous position measurement of a harmonic oscillator, due to backaction arising from quantum fluctuations in the measurement field. This standard quantum limit can be surpassed by monitoring only ...

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Backaction-evading measurement of mechanical motion in the optical domain

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When measuring the position of a mechanical oscillator, quantum mechanics imposes a strict limit on the attainable precision: Any reduction of imprecision leads to increased quantum backaction of the measuring probe on the oscillator. This quantum limit ca ...

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