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Electron spin lifetime of a single antimony donor in siliconTracy et al., 2013
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- 4779528769455887674
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- Tracy L
- Lu T
- Bishop N
- Ten Eyck G
- Pluym T
- Wendt J
- Lilly M
- Carroll M
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- Applied Physics Letters
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We present measurements of the electron spin lifetime (T 1) of a single Sb donor in Si. For a magnetic field (B) oriented along the [100] Si crystal direction and low temperature (T) such that k T≪ g μ B, we find T 1− 1= KB 5, where K= 1.7× 10− 3 Hz T− 5. The T 1− 1∝ B 5 …
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