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Electrostatic Stabilization of Near-Surface Quantum Sensors via Dielectric Interface Engineering
Control of charge-state stability in near-surface quantum defects is critical for nanoscale sensing, yet remains particularly challenging under ultra-high vacuum (UHV), where surface-induced band bending destabilizes the metrologically relevant charge-state. Here, we present a robust and reproducibl
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