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The neutral silicon split-vacancy defect in diamond, a promising color center for quantum communication

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Abstract

We investigate the neutral charge state of the interstitial silicon split-vacancy defect in diamond for use in quantum communication applications using pulsed electron spin resonance at X-Band magnetic fields (~3500 G) and confocal microscopy.

© 2017 Optical Society of America

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