Lecture

Sideband Cooling

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of sideband cooling in quantum optics, focusing on the cooling cycle, Lindblad equations, motional sidebands, Lamb-Dicke parameter, sideband spectrum, Hamiltonian, and sideband addressing. The instructor explains the quantitative description and the method of adiabatic elimination in the context of effective two-level theory, reaching a steady state in the system.

Instructor

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