Nonequilibrium Kondo Physics of a Quantum Dot Connected to Graphene Leads in the Presence of Magnetic Fields
摘要
This chapter of the book focuses on the theoretical study of quantum transport in a setup involving the embedding of a semiconductor quantum dot (QD) between two monolayer graphene leads. The interacting QDQuantumdots is threaded by an external magnetic field, resulting in spin-polarized quantum transport. The proposed system provides an ideal platform for investigating many-body quantum phenomena, such as Kondo-type transport, which is treated here within the framework of the nonequilibrium Green’s functionNonequilibrium Greens Function formalism. Additionally, the device under investigation can serve as a reference for the development of graphene-based nanoelectronic devices, leveraging the unique electronic properties of the graphene.