Internal Temperature and Center-of-Mass Dynamics of a Levitated Nanoparticle: A Simulator
Jailson Sales Araújo, Lucas Rodrigo Mendicino, Lina Wölcken, Santiago Gliosca, Christian Tomás Schmiegelo
Abstract
This document describes the models used in the simulator for the dynamics of a nanoparticle levitated in a Paul trap combined with an optical tweezer. The focus is the coupled evolution between the center-of-mass motion, the internal temperature of the particle, and the effective temperature associated with the mechanical motion. The formulation includes electric and optical forces, gas damping, thermal noise, heat exchange with the gas, thermal radiation, active optical absorption, parasitic absorption, anti-Stokes cooling, and absorption/emission spectra obtained from generic presets, generated bands, or experimental tables loaded by the user
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