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Carbon nanotube color centers in plasmonic nanocavities: a path to photon indistinguishability at telecom bands

Luo et al., 2019

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10379892822546753982
Author
Luo Y
He X
Kim Y
Blackburn J
Doorn S
Htoon H
Strauf S
Publication year
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Nano Letters

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Indistinguishable single photon generation at telecom wavelengths from solid-state quantum emitters remains a significant challenge to scalable quantum information processing. Here we demonstrate efficient generation of “indistinguishable” single photons directly in the …
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