Physics

Spin properties and optical transitions of the CO2 defect in silicon for quantum technology applications

P. Udvarhelyi

This research by P. Udvarhelyi delves into the intriguing CO2 defect in silicon, revealing its potential as a single-photon source and a promising platform for quantum computing, thanks to groundbreaking insights on spin interactions and optical transitions.

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