Presentation Information
[10a-N205-7]Application of maximum likelihood estimation method to Double Electron-Electron Resonance measurements using nitrogen-vacancy centers
〇(M1C)Yuka Kobayashi1, Akirabha Chanuntranont1, Tomoki Ota1, Ken Sekiguchi1, Arisa Oda1, Shuntaro Usui1, Takashi Tanii1 (1.Waseda Univ.)
Keywords:
NV center,double electron-electron resonance,maximum likelihood estimation
In this study, we aimed to reduce the measurement time for NMR/ESR using diamond NV centers. Specifically, we applied maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) to electron double resonance (DEER) measurements. We achieved this by solving the Hamiltonian of the NV center to calculate the expected number of fluorescence photons, taking into account the relative position (distance r, angle θ) of the target electron spin. We then constructed a system to estimate the target spin's position by matching measured data with MLE. The practicality of this system will be discussed by comparing it with conventional methods.