Nitrogen-vacancy center in diamond: Model of the electronic structure and associated dynamics

By N. Manson, J. Harrison, Matthew J. Sellars. 2006

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Geophysics, Materials Chemistry

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. David D. Awschalom
2. N. Manson
3. A. Janotti
4. J. Cardenas
5. Ronald Hanson
6. Audrius Alkauskas
7. G. Burkard
8. Michal Lipson

In Geophysics

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2. David D. Awschalom
3. L. Childress
4. N. Manson
5. G. Fuchs
6. L. Pham
7. Dirk Englund
8. Á. Gali

In Materials Chemistry

1. R. Walsworth
2. David D. Awschalom
3. Ronald Hanson
4. Á. Gali
5. L. Pham
6. Daniel J. Twitchen
7. Fedor Jelezko
8. N. Manson

Citations in the corpus

• Measurement and Control of Single Nitrogen-Vacancy Center Spins above 600 K (2012, methodology): “tected ESR signal observed in experiment [8].”
• A quantum memory intrinsic to single nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond (2011, methodology): “After optically polarizing the electronic spin into m s =0 (refs&nbs”
• Infrared emission of the NV centre in diamond: Zeeman and uniaxial stress studies (2008, methodology): “The ex ited state is split by diagonal spin-orbit intera tion λLzSz into threeequally spa ed doubly degenerate levels and there are small displa ements from thenon-diagonal spin-orbit intera tion, λ (L+S− + L−S+) [12℄.”
• Magnetic field imaging with nitrogen-vacancy ensembles (2011, background): “These transitions are primarily spin conserving; however, there exists an alternative decay path that transfers approximately 30% of the ms = ±1 excited state population to the ms = 0 ground state through a metastable singlet state [9, 10], without emitting a photon in the fluorescence band.”
• Diamond-based single-photon emitters (2011, background): “Since the NV− center has an even number of electrons and C3ν symmetry, group theory states that the many-electron configuration forms spin triplet states ((3)A2 and 3E), and spin singlet states (1E and (1)A1) [62].”
• Spin-flip and spin-conserving optical transitions of the nitrogen-vacancy centre in diamond (2008, background): “the states associated with Sx and Sy spins (((3)E)(A1, A2)) and (3E)E by λ〈E ‖ L (A2) ‖ E〉 = a and−a, respectively, and from a six electron (two hole) model a is considered to be positive [9].”