J. Bon, K. Rosenziveig, P. Abbé, C. Rocher, S. Galliou, L. Neuhaus, S. Deleglise, T. Briant, P. Cohadon
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Optomechanical Coupling in a Quartz Crystal Resonator for Cryogenic Clocks
Plano-convex quartz crystal resonators can exhibit quality-factors close to a billion at $4\mathbf{K}$. They are also suitable to operate as optical cavities. As a consequence they are good candidates for optomechanic experiments including quartz-based cryogenic clocks. The paper is focused on the latter application and demonstrates its feasability.