All-optical quantum thermometry based on spin-level cross-relaxation and multicenter entanglement under ambient conditions in SiC
All-optical quantum thermometry based on spin-level cross-relaxation and multicenter entanglement under ambient conditions in SiC
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SiC环境条件下基于自旋能级交叉弛豫和多中心纠缠的全光量子测温
DOI:
10.1063/1.5037158
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发表时间:
2018
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影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
P. Baranov
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作者:
A. Anisimov;V. Soltamov;I. Breev;R. A. Babunts;E. N. Mokhov;G. Astakhov;V. Dyakonov;D. Yakovlev;D. Suter;P. Baranov
All-optical thermometry technique based on the energy level cross-relaxation in atomic-scale spin centers in SiC is demonstrated. This technique exploits a giant thermal shift of the zero-field splitting for centers in the triplet ground state, S=1, undetected by photoluminescence (so called “dark” centers) coupling to neighbouring spin-3/2 centers which can be optically polarized and read out (“bright” centers), and does not require radiofrequency fields. EPR was used to identify defects. The width of the cross-relaxation line is almost an order of magnitude smaller than the width of the excited state level-anticrossing line, which was used in all-optical thermometry and which can not be significantly reduced since determined by the lifetime of the excited state. With approximately the same temperature shift and the same signal intensities as for excited state level-anticrossing, cross-relaxation signal makes it possible to increase the sensitivity of the temperature measurement by more than an order of magnitude. Temperature sensitivity is estimated to be approximately 10 mK/Hz1/2 within a volume about 1 μ3, allocated by focused laser excitation in a scanning confocal microscope. Using cross-relaxation in the ground states of “bright” spin-3/2 centers and “dark” S=1 centers for temperature sensing and ground state level anti-crossing of “bright” spin-3/2 centers an integrated magnetic field and temperature sensor with submicron space resolution can be implemented using the same spin system. The coupling of individually addressable “bright” spin-3/2 centers connected by a chain of “dark” S=1 spins, could be considered in quantum information processing and multicenter entanglement under ambient conditions.All-optical thermometry technique based on the energy level cross-relaxation in atomic-scale spin centers in SiC is demonstrated. This technique exploits a giant thermal shift of the zero-field splitting for centers in the triplet ground state, S=1, undetected by photoluminescence (so called “dark” centers) coupling to neighbouring spin-3/2 centers which can be optically polarized and read out (“bright” centers), and does not require radiofrequency fields. EPR was used to identify defects. The width of the cross-relaxation line is almost an order of magnitude smaller than the width of the excited state level-anticrossing line, which was used in all-optical thermometry and which can not be significantly reduced since determined by the lifetime of the excited state. With approximately the same temperature shift and the same signal intensities as for excited state level-anticrossing, cross-relaxation signal makes it possible to increase the sensitivity of the temperature measurement by more than an order of ...
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影响因子:
12.5
作者:
Simin, D.;Soltamov, V. A.;Astakhov, G. V.
通讯作者:
Astakhov, G. V.
影响因子:
4.6
作者:
Kraus H;Soltamov VA;Fuchs F;Simin D;Sperlich A;Baranov PG;Astakhov GV;Dyakonov V
通讯作者:
Dyakonov V
影响因子:
4.6
作者:
Anisimov AN;Simin D;Soltamov VA;Lebedev SP;Baranov PG;Astakhov GV;Dyakonov V
通讯作者:
Dyakonov V
影响因子:
41.2
作者:
Widmann, Matthias;Lee, Sang-Yun;Wrachtrup, Joerg
通讯作者:
Wrachtrup, Joerg