Quantum Transport Phenomena Of Two-Dimensional Mesoscopic Structures

Szaszkó-Bogár, Viktor

doi:10.14232/phd.2612

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“…An ac biased finger gate contributes to the timeperiodic RSOI which may give rise to many interesting effects such as generation of spin current [25][26][27] and spinpolarized wavepackets [28]. A well-known and particularly powerful way of manipulating spins in doped III-V heterostructures is electric dipole induced spin resonance (EDSR) [29][30][31][32][33] or gate-driven resonance [34] where the fields coherently driving the spins are electric rather than magnetic such as in a conventional paramagnetic resonance.…”

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Effect of gate-driven spin resonance on the conductance through a one-dimensional quantum wire

Sadreev

Sherman

2013

Phys. Rev. B

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We consider quasiballistic electron transmission in a one-dimensional quantum wire subject to both time-independent and periodic potentials of a finger gate that results in a coordinate-and time-dependent Rashba-type spin-orbit coupling. A spin dependent conductance is calculated as a function of external constant magnetic field, the electric field frequency, and potential strength. The results demonstrate the effect of the gate-driven electric dipole spin resonance in a transport phenomenon such as spin-flip electron transmission.

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