Nanophotonics with Diamond and Silicon Carbide for Quantum Technologies provides an in-depth overview of key developments in diamond and silicon carbide photonics to enable spin-photon interfaces, quantum computing, quantum imaging, and quantum sensing. Written by world experts, chapters discuss nanophotonics effects (atomic size point center properties in the materials), fabrication of photonic components and integrated photonics circuits, photonics and nanophotonics enabling quantum sensing, and quantum information and networks via spin-photon interface. This book is a valuable resource to researchers and professionals interested on the fundamentals, trends, and diamond and silicon carbide applications in the quantum technology industry.
1. Chapter 1. Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter 2. Diamond growth and properties for quantum technologies - p. 7 3. Chapter 3. Micro- and nanofabrication techniques for single crystal diamond photonics - p. 27 4. Chapter 4. Quantum micro–nanodevices fabricated in diamond by femtosecond laser and ion irradiation - p. 47 5. Chapter 5. Ab initio simulations of color centers in diamond - p. 77 6. Chapter 6. Color centers in diamond for quantum photonics - p. 101 7. Chapter 7. Diamond spin–photon interface - p. 125 8. Chapter 8. Diamond integrated quantum photonics - p. 143 9. Chapter 9. Diamond color centers for enhanced quantum sensing - p. 171 10. Chapter 10. Fluorescent nanodiamonds - p. 183 11. Chapter 11. Diamond single photon source for metrology: focus on radiometry and imaging - p. 205 12. Chapter 12. Diamond laser threshold magnetometer - p. 219 13. Chapter 13. Silicon carbide growth and properties for quantum technologies - p. 229 14. Chapter 14. Color centers in silicon carbide - p. 247 15. Chapter 15. Defect engineering and charge state control of color centers in silicon carbide - p. 277 16. Chapter 16. Silicon carbide spin–photon interface - p. 301 17. Chapter 17. Silicon carbide photonics technologies and fabrication methods - p. 325 18. Chapter 18. Nonlinear photonics in silicon carbide - p. 351 19. Chapter 19. Electrically driven quantum emitters in diamond and silicon carbide - p. 369 20. Chapter 20. Spin defects in silicon carbide for maser applications - p. 389 21. Chapter 21. Conclusions and outlook - p. 407 22. Index - p. 413
Nanophotonics with Diamond and Silicon Carbide for Quantum Technologies provides an in-depth overview of key developments in diamond and silicon carbide photonics to enable spin-photon interfaces, quantum computing, quantum imaging, and quantum sensing. Written by world experts, chapters discuss nanophotonics effects (atomic size point center properties in the materials), fabrication of photonic components and integrated photonics circuits, photonics and nanophotonics enabling quantum sensing, and quantum information and networks via spin-photon interface. This book is a valuable resource to researchers and professionals interested on the fundamentals, trends, and diamond and silicon carbide applications in the quantum technology industry.
1. Chapter 1. Introduction - p. 1 2. Chapter 2. Diamond growth and properties for quantum technologies - p. 7 3. Chapter 3. Micro- and nanofabrication techniques for single crystal diamond photonics - p. 27 4. Chapter 4. Quantum micro–nanodevices fabricated in diamond by femtosecond laser and ion irradiation - p. 47 5. Chapter 5. Ab initio simulations of color centers in diamond - p. 77 6. Chapter 6. Color centers in diamond for quantum photonics - p. 101 7. Chapter 7. Diamond spin–photon interface - p. 125 8. Chapter 8. Diamond integrated quantum photonics - p. 143 9. Chapter 9. Diamond color centers for enhanced quantum sensing - p. 171 10. Chapter 10. Fluorescent nanodiamonds - p. 183 11. Chapter 11. Diamond single photon source for metrology: focus on radiometry and imaging - p. 205 12. Chapter 12. Diamond laser threshold magnetometer - p. 219 13. Chapter 13. Silicon carbide growth and properties for quantum technologies - p. 229 14. Chapter 14. Color centers in silicon carbide - p. 247 15. Chapter 15. Defect engineering and charge state control of color centers in silicon carbide - p. 277 16. Chapter 16. Silicon carbide spin–photon interface - p. 301 17. Chapter 17. Silicon carbide photonics technologies and fabrication methods - p. 325 18. Chapter 18. Nonlinear photonics in silicon carbide - p. 351 19. Chapter 19. Electrically driven quantum emitters in diamond and silicon carbide - p. 369 20. Chapter 20. Spin defects in silicon carbide for maser applications - p. 389 21. Chapter 21. Conclusions and outlook - p. 407 22. Index - p. 413
