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19 April 2024
 
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Transport spectroscopy of singlet-triplet quantum dot states coupled to electronic cavities
Michael Sven Ferguson ; Clemens Rössler ; Thomas Ihn ; Klaus Ensslin ; Gianni Blatter ; Oded Zilberberg ;
Date 12 Dec 2016
AbstractA strong coupling between an electronic cavity and a quantum dot has been recently demonstrated [Phys. Rev. Lett. 115, 166603 (2015)]. Here, we highlight the experimental signatures that demonstrate the cavity’s impact on inelastic singlet-triplet transport through the dot. In parallel, we propose and analyze a model that describes the coupled dot--cavity system and predicts the same transport signatures. In our solution, we use a combination of an exact treatment of the dot--cavity hybridization to all orders, with lowest-order treatment of the coupling to electronic leads using a master equation approach. Interestingly, this is sufficient for highlighting the interplay between the cavity and the higher-order inelastic singlet-triplet cotunneling.
Source arXiv, 1612.3850
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