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Vibrational absorption sidebands in the Coulomb blockade regime of single-molecule transistors
Matthias C. Lüffe, Jens Koch, Felix von Oppen
Published 2007-09-06, updated 2007-09-28Version 2
Current-driven vibrational non-equilibrium induces vibrational sidebands in single-molecule transistors which arise from tunneling processes accompanied by absorption of vibrational quanta. Unlike conventional sidebands, these absorption sidebands occur in a regime where the current is nominally Coulomb blockaded. Here, we develop a detailed and analytical theory of absorption sidebands, including current-voltage characteristics as well as shot noise. We discuss the relation of our predictions to recent experiments.
Comments: 7 pages, 6 figures; revised discussion of relation to experiment
Journal: Phys. Rev. B 77, 125306 (2008)
Categories: cond-mat.mes-hall
Keywords: coulomb blockade regime, vibrational absorption sidebands, single-molecule transistors, current-driven vibrational non-equilibrium induces vibrational, vibrational non-equilibrium induces vibrational sidebands
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