Dynamic Brillouin cooling for continuous optomechanical systems

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2208.06824v1
• Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2022 10:33:43 GMT
• Title: Dynamic Brillouin cooling for continuous optomechanical systems
• Authors: Changlong Zhu and Birgit Stiller
• Abstract summary: In general, ground state cooling using optomechanical interaction is realized in the regime where optical dissipation is higher than mechanical dissipation. Here, we demonstrate that optomechanical ground state cooling in a continuous optomechanical system is possible by using backward Brillouin scattering.
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• Abstract: In general, ground state cooling using optomechanical interaction is realized in the regime where optical dissipation is higher than mechanical dissipation. Here, we demonstrate that optomechanical ground state cooling in a continuous optomechanical system is possible by using backward Brillouin scattering while mechanical dissipation exceeds optical dissipation which is the common case in optical waveguides. The cooling is achieved in an anti-Stokes backward Brillouin process by modulating the intensity of the optomechanical coupling via a pulsed pump to suppress heating processes in the strong coupling regime. With such dynamic modulation, a cooling factor with several orders of magnitude can be realized, which breaks the steady-state cooling limit. This modulation scheme can also be applied to Brillouin cooling generated by forward intermodal Brillouin scattering.

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