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Optical polarization of C 13 nuclei in diamond through nitrogen vacancy centers

King et al., 2010

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11869820307506493816
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King J
Coles P
Reimer J
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Physical Review B—Condensed Matter and Materials Physics

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We determine the polarization of the bulk C 13 nuclear-spin system in diamond produced by interaction with optically oriented nitrogen vacancy (NV) defect centers. C 13 nuclei are polarized into the higher-energy Zeeman state with a bulk-average polarization up to 5.2 …
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