Demonstration of stable emission frequencies and photon interference from tin-vacancy centers, suggesting potential for quantum networks.
Tin-vacancy centers in diamond are promising candidates for quantum network nodes. We demonstrate a narrow inhomogeneous emission distribution, stable emission frequencies, and progress towards two-node photon interference using Stark-tuned frequency matching.
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