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We report on the behaviour of singly optically trapped nanospheres inside a hollow, resonant photonic crystal cavity and measure experimentally the trapping constant using back-focal plane interferometry. We observe two trapping regimes arising from the back-action effect on the motion of the nanosphere in the optical cavity. The specific force profiles from these trapping regimes is measured.
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