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We demonstrate a temperature noise floor of 0.3 K Hz(-1/2) and a long-term stability better than 0.6 K (peak-to-peak value) using a single crystal of diamond smaller than 50 nm across and containing about 100 nitrogen-vacancy centres as a temperature sensor. We compare the achieved characteristics to other single-particle sensors and show that it is one of the best ratiometric all-optical nano-probes of temperature to date.
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