Multidimensional optomechanical cantilevers for high-frequency force sensing
Authors:
- C DoolinCDC Doolin
- P H KimPKP H Kim
- B D HauerBHB D Hauer
- A J R MacDonaldAMA J R MacDonald
- J P DavisJDJ P Davis
Open Access
- 1 March 2014
- journal article
- Published by IOP Publishing in New Journal of Physics
- Vol. 16 (3)
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