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We report efficient CW optical phase conjugation and resonantly enhanced four-wave mixing spectroscopy of the N-V color center in synthetic diamond. An ultra-narrow resonance is observed in the room temperature nearly degenerate four-wave mixing spectrum upon excitation within the vibronic band at 579 nm, furnishing the triplet manifold decay rate.
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Redman, D.A., Rand, S.C. CW Four-Wave Mixing in Synthetic Diamond. MRS Online Proceedings Library 162, 243–247 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-162-243
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