Abstract
Optomechanical coupling of a helium film to a high-Q optical resonator allows the first observation and laser cooling of superfluid helium Brownian motion. This opens applications in quantum optomechanics, and in fundamental understanding superfluid helium.
© 2014 Optical Society of America
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