noise and fano-factor control in ac-driven aharonov-casher ring
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Abstract
The spin dependent current and Fano factor of Aharonov-Casher semiconducting ring is investigated under the effect of microwave, infrared, ultraviolet radiation and magnetic field. Both the average current and the transport noise (Fano factor) characteristics are expressed in terms of the tunneling probability for the respective scattering channels. For spin transport induced by microwave and infrared radiation, a random oscillatory behavior of the Fano factor is observed. These oscillations are due to constructive and destructive spin interference effects. While for the case of ultraviolet radiation, the Fano factor becomes constant. This is due to that the oscillations has been washed out by phase averaging (i.e. ensemble dephasing) over the spin transport channels. The present investigation is very important for quantum computing and information processing.
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| Authors | ;Phillips A. H.;Ibrahim N. A.;Zein W. A. |
| Journal | e-jurnal akuntansi |
| Year | 2011 |
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