Spectral hole burning and Raman heterodyne signals associated with an avoided crossing in the NV centre in diamond

Martin, J; Manson, Neil; Doetschman, D; Sellars, Matthew; Neuhaus, R; Wilson, Elena Alexandrovna

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Spectral hole burning and Raman heterodyne signals associated with an avoided crossing in the NV centre in diamond

Date

2000

Authors

Martin, J

Manson, Neil

Doetschman, D

Sellars, Matthew

Neuhaus, R

Wilson, Elena Alexandrovna

Publisher

Elsevier

Abstract

The nitrogen-vacancy centre in diamond exhibits an avoided crossing of ground state electron spin levels in a magnetic field of approximately 1028 G applied along the 〈1 1 1〉 direction. In this paper, the magnetic field dependence of Raman heterodyne