Demystifying dust contamination in quantum optics labs: measurements and recommendations

Abstract

Experiments in the field of quantum optics often require very low concentrations of dust particles in the laboratory, but the complexity of working routines precludes operation within a proper clean room. Research teams have established a multitude of different approaches, precaution measures, and habits to keep the delicate optics setups free of contamination. Here, we systematically quantify dust particle concentration during day-to-day operation of a quantum optics lab, assess the effectiveness of various measures, and give practical recommendations.

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