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Charge and energy transport in time-dependently driven electron systems Janine Splettster Applied Quantum Physics, MC2, Chalmers University of Technology College on Energy Transport and Energy Conversion in the Quantum Regime ICTP Trieste,


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Charge and energy transport in time-dependently driven electron systems

Janine Splettstößer Applied Quantum Physics, MC2, Chalmers University of Technology

College on Energy Transport and Energy Conversion in the Quantum Regime ICTP Trieste, August 2019

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Charge and energy transport in time-dependently driven electron systems

(ohio.edu)

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Quantum-dot systems

Discrete spectrum!

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RWTH Aachen (Stampfer) U Lund (Xu) U Würzburg (Molenkamp)

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Quantum-dot systems

Transport spectroscopy — single-electron transistor

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RWTH Aachen (Stampfer) U Lund (Xu) U Würzburg (Molenkamp)

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Quantum-dot systems

Transport spectroscopy — single-electron transistor

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RWTH Aachen (Stampfer) U Lund (Xu) U Würzburg (Molenkamp)

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Quantum-dot systems

Transport spectroscopy — single-electron transistor

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RWTH Aachen (Stampfer) U Lund (Xu) U Würzburg (Molenkamp)

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Decay of charge and energy from a dot after a (potential) switch (Example 2)

see, e.g., N. Ubbelohde, et al.: Nat. Nanotechnol. 10, 46 (2015);

How is energy transferred/dissipated in time-dependent systems?

◮ Heat current → two modes, second can dominate the heat decay:

IQ = ace−γct + ape−γpt

◮ γp depends on bare coupling only and is the biggest rate ◮

Signatures

  • f

attractive Coulomb interaction

)

  • U

0 − µ

  • 1
  • 0.5

0.5 1 ap/(UΓ)

−U/2

  • J. Schulenborg, R. B. Saptsov, F. Haupt, J. Splettstoesser, M. R. Wegewijs: Phys. Rev. B 93, 081411 (2016); J. Schulenborg, A. Di Marco,
  • J. Vanherck, M. R. Wegewijs, J. Splettstoesser: Entropy 19, 668 (2017); J. Schulenborg, J. Splettstoesser, M. R. Wegewijs: Phys. Rev. B

98, 235405 (2018).

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Double dot pump - Carnot heat engine (Example 1)

◮ Working principle of the double-dot cyclic heat engine

time-dependent coupling and decoupling to heat baths

◮ Similarities and differences with the classical counterpart

  • S. Juergens, F. Haupt, M. Moskalets, J. Splettstoesser: Phys. Rev. B 87, 245423 (2013)