Diamond for Quantum Applications Part 1

<p>1. Color centers in diamond for quantum applications</p> <p>Gergő Thiering and Adam Gali</p> <p>2. Ultrapure homoepitaxial diamond films grown by chemical vapor deposition for quantum device application</p> <p>Tokuyuki Teraji</p> <p>3. Step-edge growth and doping of diamond</p> <p>Norio Tokuda</p> <p>4. Nitrogen-vacancy doped CVD diamond for quantum applications: A review</p> <p>Christoph E. Nebel</p> <p>5. Charge state control by band engineering</p> <p>Toshiharu Makino, Hiromitsu Kato, Maki Shimizu, Mutsuko Hatano and Norikazu Mizuochi</p> <p>6. High-pressure, high-temperature synthesis and doping of nanodiamonds</p> <p>E.A. Ekimov and M.V. Kondrin</p> <p>7. The silicon vacancy center in diamond</p> <p>Jonas Nils Becker and Elke Neu</p> <p>8. Color centers based on heavy group-IV elements</p> <p>Takayuki Iwasaki</p> <p>9. Hybrid light collection</p> <p>Niko Nikolay, Florian Böhm, Boaz Lubotzky, Hamza Abudayyeh, Ronen Rapaport and Oliver Benson</p> <p>10. Dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) in diamond</p> <p>Jochen Scheuer and Boris Naydenov</p>