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Machine Learning-Assisted Discovery of Carbon-Related Defect Formation Mechanisms in Diamond
Diamond is an important host material for functional defects such as solid-state spin qubits. During the defect creation by irradiation and subsequent thermal annealing, carbon-related defects, including vacancies and interstitials, are generated and can migrate to form new defect complexes. To inve
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