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Quantum Information and Networks with Spins in Diamond

T. H. Taminiau

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The nitrogen-vacancy center in diamond is a promising candidate to realize quantum networks. We create multi-qubit nodes of nuclear spins in the environment and couple these nodes together by entangling remote nitrogen-vacancy centers through photons.

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The nitrogen-vacancy center in diamond is a promising candidate to realize quantum networks. We create multi-qubit nodes of nuclear spins in the environment and couple these nodes together by entangling remote nitrogen-vacancy centers through photons.

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The nitrogen-vacancy center in diamond is a promising candidate to realize quantum networks. We create multi-qubit nodes of nuclear spins in the environment and couple these nodes together by entangling remote nitrogen-vacancy centers through photons.

Key concepts: Spins, Diamond, Qubit, Vacancy defect, Nitrogen-vacancy center, Quantum network, Quantum information, Photon

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