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Photonic Indistinguishability of the Tin-Vacancy Center in Diamond

Jesús Arjona, Ryan Parker, Kevin Chen, Carola Purser, Linsen Li, Cathryn Michaels, Alexander Stramma, Romain Debroux, Isaac Harris, Martin Hayhurst, Eleanor Nichols, Matthew Trusheim, Dorian Gangloff, Dirk Englund, and Mete Atature

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Abstract

Tin-vacancy centres in diamond are spin-photon interfaces with intrinsic environmental noise insensitivity. We reveal their high optical coherence in a nanostructured environment and generate single photons with a 99.7% purity and an indistinguishability of 63(9)%. [1]

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