T. Shinada, E. Prati, T. Tanii, T. Teraji, S. Onoda, F. Jelezko, J. Isoya
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Deterministic doping to silicon and diamond materials for quantum processing
Nanoscale electronic devices will require the placement of dopants in a predetermined location, namely, a single atom control to explore novel functions for future nanoelectronics. Deterministic doping method, i.e. single-ion implantation, realizes ordered arrays of single-atoms in silicon, diamond and other materials, which might provide opportunities to single-dopant transport or single-photon source beneficial to quantum processing.