Lecture

Quantum Backaction

Description

This lecture covers the concept of quantum backaction, focusing on the interaction between a system and its environment, leading to noise and fluctuations. It discusses the implications of noise in quantum systems and the strategies to mitigate its effects, such as squeezing. The lecture also delves into the analysis of the spectrum of noise and the significance of quantum fluctuations in various physical systems.

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