Extended Hubbard model describing small multi-dot arrays in bilayer graphene

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Main Authors: Knothe, Angelika, Burkard, Guido
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author Knothe, Angelika
Burkard, Guido
author_facet Knothe, Angelika
Burkard, Guido
contents We set up and parametrize a Hubbard model for interacting quantum dots in bilayer graphene and study double dots as the smallest multi-dot system. We demonstrate the tunability of the spin and valley multiplets, Hubbard parameters, and effective exchange interaction by electrostatic gate potentials and the magnetic field. Considering both the long- and short-range Coulomb interaction, we map out the various spin and valley multiplets and calculate their energy gaps for different dot sizes and inter-dot separations. For half-filling and large valley splittings, we derive and parametrize an effective Heisenberg model for the quantum dot spins.
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spellingShingle Extended Hubbard model describing small multi-dot arrays in bilayer graphene
Knothe, Angelika
Burkard, Guido
Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
We set up and parametrize a Hubbard model for interacting quantum dots in bilayer graphene and study double dots as the smallest multi-dot system. We demonstrate the tunability of the spin and valley multiplets, Hubbard parameters, and effective exchange interaction by electrostatic gate potentials and the magnetic field. Considering both the long- and short-range Coulomb interaction, we map out the various spin and valley multiplets and calculate their energy gaps for different dot sizes and inter-dot separations. For half-filling and large valley splittings, we derive and parametrize an effective Heisenberg model for the quantum dot spins.
title Extended Hubbard model describing small multi-dot arrays in bilayer graphene
topic Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2401.09898