Explaining Optomechanical Libration Spectra: A Stochastic Simulation Approach

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Autores principales: Gogoi, Ankush, Pakrashi, Vikram, Zielinska, Joanna A.
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Publicado: 2025
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author Gogoi, Ankush
Pakrashi, Vikram
Zielinska, Joanna A.
author_facet Gogoi, Ankush
Pakrashi, Vikram
Zielinska, Joanna A.
contents We present a practical and computationally effective Ito-Taylor expansion based stochastic simulation framework for modeling rotational optomechanics experiments. By developing a model using this framework, we could capture the nonlinear orientation dynamics of an optically levitated, nearly cylindrically symmetric nanodumbbell. It successfully reproduces and explains shoulder-like features observed in the power spectral density of libration, which we show arising from the interplay between confined libration and thermally driven rotation around the particle symmetry axis.
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spellingShingle Explaining Optomechanical Libration Spectra: A Stochastic Simulation Approach
Gogoi, Ankush
Pakrashi, Vikram
Zielinska, Joanna A.
Computational Physics
We present a practical and computationally effective Ito-Taylor expansion based stochastic simulation framework for modeling rotational optomechanics experiments. By developing a model using this framework, we could capture the nonlinear orientation dynamics of an optically levitated, nearly cylindrically symmetric nanodumbbell. It successfully reproduces and explains shoulder-like features observed in the power spectral density of libration, which we show arising from the interplay between confined libration and thermally driven rotation around the particle symmetry axis.
title Explaining Optomechanical Libration Spectra: A Stochastic Simulation Approach
topic Computational Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.01636