Color centers in diamond as novel probes of superconductivity
Victor M. Acosta, Louis S. Bouchard, Dmitry Budker, Ron Folman, Till, Lenz, Patrick Maletinsky, Dominik Rohner, Yechezkel Schlussel, Lucas Thiel
TL;DR
This paper reviews the use of color centers in diamond for magnetic imaging to study superconductivity, highlighting their high spatial resolution and potential for future research in high-temperature and high-pressure conditions.
Contribution
It provides a comprehensive overview of experimental methods using diamond color centers for magnetic imaging in superconductivity research and discusses future prospects.
Findings
Color centers enable high-resolution magnetic imaging.
They allow vector magnetometry at high temperature and pressure.
The field is rapidly developing with promising future directions.
Abstract
Magnetic imaging using color centers in diamond through both scanning and wide-field methods offers a combination of unique capabilities for studying superconductivity, for example, enabling accurate vector magnetometry at high temperature or high pressure, with spatial resolution down to the nanometer scale. The paper briefly reviews various experimental modalities in this rapidly developing nascent field and provides an outlook towards possible future directions.
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Taxonomy
TopicsDiamond and Carbon-based Materials Research · High-pressure geophysics and materials · Force Microscopy Techniques and Applications