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Dissipation in a gold nanomechanical resonator at low temperatures. / Venkatesan, A.; Lulla, K. J.; Patton, M. J. et al.
In: Journal of Low Temperature Physics, Vol. 185, 685, 02.2010.

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Venkatesan, A, Lulla, KJ, Patton, MJ, Armour, AD, Mellor, CJ & Owers-Bradley, JR 2010, 'Dissipation in a gold nanomechanical resonator at low temperatures', Journal of Low Temperature Physics, vol. 185, 685. https://doi.org/10.1007%2Fs10909-009-9951-6

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Venkatesan, A., Lulla, K. J., Patton, M. J., Armour, A. D., Mellor, C. J., & Owers-Bradley, J. R. (2010). Dissipation in a gold nanomechanical resonator at low temperatures. Journal of Low Temperature Physics, 185, Article 685. https://doi.org/10.1007%2Fs10909-009-9951-6

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Venkatesan A, Lulla KJ, Patton MJ, Armour AD, Mellor CJ, Owers-Bradley JR. Dissipation in a gold nanomechanical resonator at low temperatures. Journal of Low Temperature Physics. 2010 Feb;185:685. Epub 2009 Sept 25. doi: 10.1007%2Fs10909-009-9951-6

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Venkatesan, A. ; Lulla, K. J. ; Patton, M. J. et al. / Dissipation in a gold nanomechanical resonator at low temperatures. In: Journal of Low Temperature Physics. 2010 ; Vol. 185.

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abstract = "We present results from a study of the dissipation in nanomechanical gold resonators. We fabricated a nanomechanical resonator consisting of a gold wire of width 300 nm, thickness 80 nm and length 7.5 μm by etching away the underlying GaAs substrate. At low temperatures the resonator had a fundamental frequency of about 7.95 MHz, in part due to tension arising from differential thermal contraction between the gold beam and the underlying semiconductor substrate. The dissipation in the resonator was measured using the magnetomotive method over the temperature range 1 K to 10 mK. We find that the Q-factor of the resonator increases by more than a factor of four between 600 mK and 10 mK. The dissipation follows a weak power law dependence on temperature, ∝T0.5, from approximately 30 mK to 600 mK.",
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