A microwave dressing field applied to NV centers mixes arbitrary-frequency magnetic signals into the dynamical decoupling detection band, demonstrated on coherent and noisy spin waves in a YIG thin film.
Signatures of Non-Abelian Kitaev quan- tum spin liquids in noise magnetormetry
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Noise spectroscopy of charge fluctuations in itinerant altermagnets yields symmetry-protected signatures absent in antiferromagnets, enabling experimental identification and access to d-wave or g-wave orbital character via bulk, strain, and domain-wall geometries.
Impurity quadrupole moments exhibit discontinuous jumps at flux sector transitions in the Kitaev spin liquid, serving as a local probe of flux configurations.
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A nanoscale magnetic spectrum analyzer based on qubit dressed states
A microwave dressing field applied to NV centers mixes arbitrary-frequency magnetic signals into the dynamical decoupling detection band, demonstrated on coherent and noisy spin waves in a YIG thin film.
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Noise spectroscopy of insulating and itinerant altermagnets
Noise spectroscopy of charge fluctuations in itinerant altermagnets yields symmetry-protected signatures absent in antiferromagnets, enabling experimental identification and access to d-wave or g-wave orbital character via bulk, strain, and domain-wall geometries.