Proposes covariance magnetometry to detect anisotropic magnetic noise that distinguishes vortex motion (perpendicular drift via Magnus force) from quasiparticle transport in thin-film superconductors.
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Optimization of doping, bias, and geometry in SiC p-i-n diodes reduces charge noise and optical linewidth for embedded divacancy spin centers, with a new leakage-current noise formalism mitigated by defect placement away from surfaces.
Gaussian superconducting fluctuations produce distinct two-point magnetic noise spectra in 2D and wire systems that are directly measurable by NV-center spin qubits.
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Detecting vortex motion through spatially correlated nonequilibrium noise
Proposes covariance magnetometry to detect anisotropic magnetic noise that distinguishes vortex motion (perpendicular drift via Magnus force) from quasiparticle transport in thin-film superconductors.
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Enhancing Coherence of Spin Centers in p-n Diodes via Optimization Algorithms
Optimization of doping, bias, and geometry in SiC p-i-n diodes reduces charge noise and optical linewidth for embedded divacancy spin centers, with a new leakage-current noise formalism mitigated by defect placement away from surfaces.
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Signatures of Gaussian superconducting fluctuations in nonlocal noise magnetometry
Gaussian superconducting fluctuations produce distinct two-point magnetic noise spectra in 2D and wire systems that are directly measurable by NV-center spin qubits.