Carbon defects in TMD bilayers are computationally shown to enable room-temperature defect-mediated quantum emission at telecom wavelengths with material-dependent optical fingerprints.
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Sequential temporal modulation in a three-mode system creates magnet-free nonreciprocity by giving forward and reverse frequency-conversion paths unequal dwell times in a lossy intermediate mode.
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Quantum Emitters at Telecommunication Wavelengths based on Carbon Defects in Transition Metal Dichalcogenides
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A robust laser cavity platform for NV-diamond singlet infrared absorption magnetometry
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Magnet-Free Nonreciprocal frequency conversion using Sequential Temporal modulation: Theory and Simulations
Sequential temporal modulation in a three-mode system creates magnet-free nonreciprocity by giving forward and reverse frequency-conversion paths unequal dwell times in a lossy intermediate mode.