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Toward the realization of single-photon sources for radiometry applications at room temperature

Hong et al., 2023

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17218347527270359574
Author
Hong K
Lim H
Lee D
Bae I
Jeong K
Becher C
Kim S
Aharonovich I
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IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement

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Single-photon sources based on single emitters, such as 2-D materials and impurities in diamond, are of great interest for many application fields, including quantum communication, quantum metrology, and quantum sensing. In photometry and radiometry, a single-photon …
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