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Ultrahigh Vacuum Surface Chemistry For Nanoscale Sensors In Diamond

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Abstract

We have constructed a unique cluster tool for surface preparation and spectroscopy in ultrahigh vacuum combined with cryogenic, confocal microscopy of single nitrogen vacancy centers in diamond. We modify the diamond surface chemistry and investigate shallow nitrogen vacancy center properties in situ.

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