A second-order perturbation theory, in both bosonized and spin-boson forms, gives the early-time current on a driven quantum dot-fractional quantum Hall edge system and predicts a phase shift for sinusoidal bias.
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Driven quantum dot coupled to a fractional quantum Hall edge
A second-order perturbation theory, in both bosonized and spin-boson forms, gives the early-time current on a driven quantum dot-fractional quantum Hall edge system and predicts a phase shift for sinusoidal bias.