Japanese Researchers Map Stress Field Around Atomic Flaws in Diamond
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Researchers at Japan's National Institute for Materials Science have directly mapped components of the stress field around atomic-scale flaws in diamond crystals for the first time. Using nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond, the team led by Tokuyuki Teraji confirmed an 80-year-old theory about crystal stress by observing how spin states respond to stress orientation.
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