The work shows a gate-tunable interference effect in a voltage-biased triple quantum dot system that produces a minimum in charge current coinciding with a maximum in energy transfer to a capacitively coupled damped resonator representing a vibrational mode.
Expanding the logarithm to first-order leads to a term S(1) eff = 2gnR Z dt Xq(t), (17) where nR = −i R dω 2π G< RR(ω)
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Simulating electron-vibron energy transfer with quantum dots and resonators
The work shows a gate-tunable interference effect in a voltage-biased triple quantum dot system that produces a minimum in charge current coinciding with a maximum in energy transfer to a capacitively coupled damped resonator representing a vibrational mode.