TOC for Monika Schleier-Smith's Thesis (https://dspace.mit.edu/handle/1721.1/68878)

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\bookmark[page=3,level=0]{Abstract}
\bookmark[page=5,level=0]{Acknowledgements}
\bookmark[page=7,level=0]{Contents}
\bookmark[page=9,level=0]{List of Figures}
\bookmark[page=13,level=0]{List of Tables}
\bookmark[page=15,level=0]{1 Introduction}
  \bookmark[page=16,level=1]{1.1 Why Spin: Ensembles of Two-Level Atoms}
  \bookmark[page=18,level=1]{1.2 Ramsey Spectroscopy and the Standard Quantum Limit}
  \bookmark[page=20,level=1]{1.3 Spin Squeezing}
  \bookmark[page=24,level=1]{1.4 Why the Optical Cavity}
\bookmark[page=25,level=0]{2 Atom-Light Interaction}
  \bookmark[page=25,level=1]{2.1 Model System}
  \bookmark[page=27,level=1]{2.2 Inhomogeneous Coupling}
  \bookmark[page=28,level=1]{2.3 Quantifying the Atom-Resonator Coupling}
  \bookmark[page=29,level=1]{2.4 Verifying the Atom-Resonator Coupling}
  \bookmark[page=30,level=1]{2.5 Scattering and Cooperativity}
\bookmark[page=35,level=0]{3 Experimental Setup}
  \bookmark[page=35,level=1]{3.1 Optical Resonator}
  \bookmark[page=38,level=1]{3.2 Cooling and Trapping}
  \bookmark[page=40,level=1]{3.3 Magic-Polarization Trap}
  \bookmark[page=41,level=1]{3.4 Probing Scheme}
  \bookmark[page=44,level=1]{3.5 Microwave Setup}
\bookmark[page=47,level=0]{4 Cavity-Aided Probing}
  \bookmark[page=47,level=1]{4.1 Cavity Transmission}
  \bookmark[page=49,level=1]{4.2 Atom Number Measurement}
  \bookmark[page=49,level=1]{4.3 Radial Temperature Measurement}
  \bookmark[page=51,level=1]{4.4 Probing with Spin Echo}
  \bookmark[page=53,level=1]{4.5 Measurement Sensitivity}
\bookmark[page=59,level=0]{5 Squeezing by Quantum Nondemolition Measurement}
  \bookmark[page=60,level=1]{5.1 Theory}
  \bookmark[page=62,level=1]{5.2 Experimental Setup}
  \bookmark[page=63,level=1]{5.3 Conditional Spin Noise}
  \bookmark[page=65,level=1]{5.4 Coherence}
  \bookmark[page=67,level=1]{5.5 Conditional Squeezing}
  \bookmark[page=69,level=1]{5.6 Outlook}
\bookmark[page=71,level=0]{6 Cavity Feedback Squeezing}
  \bookmark[page=73,level=1]{6.1 Theory}
  \bookmark[page=76,level=1]{6.2 Experimental Demonstration}
  \bookmark[page=82,level=1]{6.3 Multi-Partite Entanglement}
  \bookmark[page=84,level=1]{6.4 Outlook}
\bookmark[page=87,level=0]{7 A Squeezed Atomic Clock}
  \bookmark[page=89,level=1]{7.1 Technical Aspects}
  \bookmark[page=90,level=1]{7.2 Squeezing Lifetime}
  \bookmark[page=93,level=1]{7.3 Allan Deviation}
  \bookmark[page=93,level=1]{7.4 Outlook}
\bookmark[page=97,level=0]{8 Collective cavity cooling}
  \bookmark[page=98,level=1]{8.1 Theory}
  \bookmark[page=100,level=1]{8.2 Cooling Rate}
  \bookmark[page=102,level=1]{8.3 Equilibrium Temperature}
  \bookmark[page=105,level=1]{8.4 Outlook}
\bookmark[page=107,level=0]{A Laser-Cavity Frequency Stabilization}
  \bookmark[page=107,level=1]{A.1 High-Bandwidth Locking}
  \bookmark[page=111,level=1]{A.2 Probe Frequency Noise}
  \bookmark[page=113,level=1]{A.3 Passive Optical Feedback}
\bookmark[page=115,level=0]{B Optical Pumping}
\bookmark[page=117,level=0]{C Scattering}
  \bookmark[page=117,level=1]{C.1 Effect on Attainable Squeezing}
  \bookmark[page=118,level=1]{C.2 Considerations in Quantifying Squeezing}
\bookmark[page=119,level=0]{D Quantifying Axial Motion}
  \bookmark[page=119,level=1]{D.1 Collective Motion and Transmission Fluctuations}
  \bookmark[page=125,level=1]{D.2 Thermodynamic Temperature}

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