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Quantum

Quantum

The diamond quantum revolution

23 Apr 2020
Taken from the April 2020 issue of Physics World.

Diamond is more than just a pretty gem – it has many attractive properties that stretch far beyond its aesthetic appeal. Matthew Markham and Daniel Twitchen explain how this special form of carbon now has many practical quantum applications too

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Diamonds are well known as the gem for marking engagements and other special occasions, but the huge

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Matthew Markham and Daniel Twitchen are physicists at Element Six, based in Oxford, UK, part of the De Beers Group, e-mail matthew.markham@e6.com, www.e6.com
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