Effects of interactions in transport through Aharonov-Bohm-Casher interferometers

Abstract

We study the conductance through a ring described by the Hubbard model (such as an array of quantum dots), threaded by a magnetic flux and subject to Rashba spin-orbit coupling (SOC). We develop a formalism that is able to describe the interference effects as well as the Kondo effect when the number of electrons in the ring is odd. In the Kondo regime, the SOC reduces the conductance from the unitary limit, and in combination with the magnetic flux, the device acts as a spin polarizer.

5 pages, 5 figures

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• Spin Hall Current Driven by Quantum Interferences in Mesoscopic Rashba Rings
• Competing effects of interactions and spin-orbit coupling in a quantum wire
• Conductance through an array of quantum dots
• Tunneling conductance of a mesoscopic ring with spin-orbit coupling and Tomonaga-Luttinger interaction

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• Quantum interference and spin polarization on Rashba double quantum dots
• Kondo screening suppression by spin-orbit interaction in quantum dots
• Features of spin-charge separation in the equilibrium conductance through finite rings
• Interplay between interference and Coulomb interaction in the ferromagnetic Anderson model with applied magnetic field
• Spin-charge separation in strongly interacting finite ladder rings
• Conductance through strongly interacting rings in a magnetic field