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[8p-C310-7]Evaluation of Noise Surrounding Shallow NV Center in Diamond by Dynamical Decoupling and Double Quantum Relaxometry

〇Kosuke Kimura1, Shinobu Onoda1, shunsuke Daimon1, Tokuyuki Teraji2, Junichi Isoya3, Tomoya Hasunuma1,4, Ikki Shingai1,4, Takeshi Ohshima1 (1.QST, 2.NIMS, 3.Univ. of Tsukuba, 4.Gunma Univ.)

Keywords:

NV center,Decoherence,Noise Spectroscopy

Quantum sensing based on entanglement between Nitrogen-Vacancy (NV) centers in diamond is expected to substantial advantages for nano-scale magnetic fields measurement. However it remains unclear, from the perspective of decoherence, whether entangled states can achieve sensitivity beating standard quantum limit (SQL) under ambient conditions. In this work, we characterized the environmental noise governing decoherence using two techniques, dynamical decoupling and double-quantum relaxometry. Furthermore, we investigated the origins of the two Lorentzian noise components identified in the noise spectrum.