Single-photon diamond sources created by nature

journal article·2026-06

D.G. Pasternak, A.M. Romshin, R.A. Khmelnitsky, G. Yu Kriulina, A.A. Zhivopistsev, O.S. Kudryavtsev, A.V. Gritsienko, A.M. Satanin, I.I. Vlasov

Carbon· Volume 256

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