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Strongly anisotropic non-Kramers electron spin as a quantum coherence probe of angular fluctuations
Strongly anisotropic non-Kramers rare-earth ions combine giant longitudinal g-factors with a vanishing transverse component imposed by time-reversal symmetry, a combination that makes their spin transitions exquisitely sensitive to the orientation of the applied magnetic field. We show that this sen
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