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Inelastic electron transport through Quantum Dot coupled with an nano mechancial oscillator in the presence of strong applied magnetic field

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arxiv 1110.0369 v1 pith:OVREFM7Y submitted 2011-10-03 cond-mat.mes-hall

Inelastic electron transport through Quantum Dot coupled with an nano mechancial oscillator in the presence of strong applied magnetic field

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keywords quantumspinelectronsoscillatordownappliedcoupledfield
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In this study we explain the role of applied magnetic field in inelastic conduction properties of a Quantum Dot coupled with an oscillator . In the presence of strong applied magnetic field coulomb blockade effects become weak due to induced Zeeman splitting in spin degenerate eigen states of Quantum Dot.By contacting Quantum Dot by identical metallic leads tunneling rates of spin down and spin up electrons between Quantum Dot and electrodes will be symmetric. For symmetric tunneling rates of spin down and spin up electrons onto Quantum Dot, first oscillator get excited by spin down electrons and then spin up elctrons could excite it further. Where as average energy transferred to oscillator coupled with Quantum Dot by spin down electrons will further increase by average energy transferred by spin up electrons to oscillator. Here we have also discussed that with increasing Quantum Dot and electrodes coupling strength phononic side band peaks start hiding up, which happens because with increasing tunneling rates electronic states of Quantum Dot start gettting broadened.

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