Single photon emission from SiV centres in diamond produced by ion implantation
By Chunlang Wang, Christian Kurtsiefer, Harald Weinfurter, B. Burchard. 2006
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Subfields: Artificial Intelligence, Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Materials Chemistry
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Citations in the corpus
- Quantum nanophotonics in diamond [Invited] (2016, background): “Single-photon emission was demonstrated from single SiV− centers created via ion implantation of (29)Si ions [132].”
- Creation and nature of optical centres in diamond for single-photon emission—overview and critical remarks (2011, background): “SiV centres can be produced in diamonds by ion implantation [2].”
- Narrow-linewidth homogeneous optical emitters in diamond nanostructures via silicon ion implantation (2015, background): “tages of ion implantation, there have been conflicting results[15, 22, 23] on the brightness and creation yield of SiV− centers produced using this method and no systematic studies of the inhomogeneous distribution of SiV− fluorescence wavelengths.”
- Nanodiamond Particles: Properties and Perspectives for Bioapplications (2009, background): “192 In a different study, applying proton irradiation to a PDMS polymer (with -Si-O- backbone) containing embedded DNDs, a strong dose-dependent photoluminescence was observed.”
- Single-photon generation and detection (2009, background): “Potential alternative optical centres include silicon [44] and nickel–nitrogen NE8 [45].”
- Quantum computers (2010, unknown): “In diamond, nickel-related centres exhibit narrow-band, near-infrared emission at room temperature 68 , and silicon-vacancy defects are known to have a paramagnetic ground state similar to that in nitrogen-vacancy defects 69 .”
- Diamond-based single-photon emitters (2011, methodology): “05 [30] SiV in nanodiamonds 738 ∼10 ∼1.”