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Quantum sensing of magnetic fields using quantum hamiltonian learning

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Abstract

We present our recent results in applying machine learning to the estimation of magnetic fields with NV centers quantum sensors. We report room temperature sensitivities comparable to those so far achieved with cryogenic set-ups.

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