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Control of quantum interference in molecular junctions: Understanding the origin of Fano and anti- resonances

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arxiv 1203.5269 v4 pith:VBZL3AWI submitted 2012-03-23 cond-mat.mes-hall

Daijiro Nozaki , Haldun Sevincli , Stanislav M. Avdoshenko , Rafael Gutierrez , Gianaurelio Cuniberti This is my paper
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We investigate within a coarse-grained model the conditions leading to the appearance of Fano resonances or anti-resonances in the conductance spectrum of a generic molecular junction with a side group (T-junction). By introducing a simple graphical representation (parabolic diagram), we can easily visualize the relation between the different electronic parameters determining the regimes where Fano resonances or anti-resonances in the low-energy conductance spectrum can be expected. The results obtained within the coarse-grained model are validated using density-functional based quantum transport calculations in realistic T-shaped molecular junctions.

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