CONDUCTANCE OF AN ONE AND DOUBLE-LEVEL QUANTUM DOT
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https://doi.org/10.24193/subbphys.2022.04Keywords:
Electrical conductance, Quantum dots, Linear responseAbstract
We analytically study the expression of the electric charge current through a two-terminal quantum dot in the linear response approximation. We analyse the one-level and the two-level quantum dot scaled conductance taking into account the relevant parameters. We also present the results for the conductance in the Sommerfeld approximation.
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