Bias-Induced Optical Absorption of Current Carrying Two-Orbital Quantum Dot with Strong Electron-Phonon Interaction (Polaron Regime)

bias-induced optical absorption of current carrying two-orbital quantum dot with strong electron-phonon interaction (polaron regime)

the one photon absorption (opa) cross section of a current carrying two-orbital quantum dot (qd) with strong electron-phonon interaction (polaron regime) is considered. using the self-consistent non-equilibrium hartree-fock (hf) approximation, we determine the dependence of opa cross section on the applied bias voltage, the strength of effective electron-electron interaction, and level spacing ...

Entanglement production under electron phonon interaction in a quantum dot

We consider the quantum dot entangler device introduced by Oliver et al. [1] coupled to a single phonon mode. While we take the phonon interaction to all orders, we perform a fourth order calculation in electron-dot coupling. Using the Von Neumann entropy we measure the degree of entanglement. We find that the phonon mechanism habilitates single electron processes which manifest themselves as d...

Current hysteresis and memory effect in a molecular quantum dot with strong electron-vibron interaction

Single-electron-phonon interaction in a suspended quantum dot phonon cavity.

An electron-phonon cavity consisting of a quantum dot embedded in a freestanding GaAs/AlGaAs membrane is characterized using Coulomb blockade measurements at low temperatures. We find a complete suppression of single electron tunneling around zero bias leading to the formation of an energy gap in the transport spectrum. The observed effect is induced by the excitation of a localized phonon mode...

Quantum current modeling in nano-transistors with a quantum dot

Carbon quantum dots (CQDs) serve as a new class of ‘zero dimensional’ nanomaterial’s in thecarbon class with sizes below 10 nm. As light emitting nanocrystals, QDs are assembled from semiconductormaterials, from the elements in the periodic groups of II-VI, III-V or IV-VI, mainly thanks to impacts of quantum confinement QDs have unique optical properties such as brighter, highly pho...

Transmission zero in a semichaotic quantum dot with strong electron-electron interaction

The pioneering experiment [Nature 385, 417 (1997)] reported the measurement of the transmission phase of the electron traversing a quantum dot and found the intriguing feature of the sudden phase drop in conductance valleys. Based on the Friedel sum rule for a spinless effective one-dimensional system, it has been previously argued [Phys. Rev. Lett. 82, 2358 (1999)] that the sudden phase drop s...