Optical, thermal and mechanical properties of CVD diamond

By S. Coe, R. Sussmann. 2000

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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

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• Identification of Synthetic Diamond Grown Using Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) (2004, unknown): “…Division) started research into CVD diamond synthesis and rapidly became a leader in the field (Valentine et al., 1994; Wort et al., 1994; Sussmann et al., 1994; Coe and Sussmann, 2000), with a substantial portfolio of polycrystalline CVD synthetic diamond industrial products (see, e.g., figure 3).”
• Diamond optomechanical crystals (2015, background): “Similar structures realized in single-crystal diamond, which features a unique combination of superior mechanical, thermal, and optical properties [12], are expected to exhibit pronounced optomechanical interactions, quantified by the cooperativity parameter C 4ncg(2)o∕κγi (where nc is the intracavi”