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October 7, 2005Applied Physics LettersOpen Access

Ultra-high-Q microcavity operation in H2O and D2O

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AAAndrea M. ArmaniUniversity of Southern CaliforniaAAAndrea M. ArmaniUniversity of Southern CaliforniaBMBumki MinKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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