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They say no two are alike{} Inversion-symmetric fluorescent color centers in diamonds, such as the germanium vacancy, are desirable for solid-state single-photon emitters in integrated quantum systems, but their complex mesoscopic environments make it challenging to obtain multiple i00exd00exe00exn00ext00exi00exc00exa00exl emitters. These experiments use the large strain gradient in a diamond microcantilever to align the spectra of two germanium vacancies within a 50-nm spot. This approach makes it possible to obtain identical single-photon emitters in diamond.
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