Modeling single- and multiple-electron resonances for electric-field-sensitive scanning probes

Abstract

We have developed a modeling method suitable to analyze single- and multiple-electron resonances detected by electric-field-sensitive scanning probe techniques. The method is based on basic electrostatics and a numerical boundary-element approach. The results compare well to approximate analytical expressions and experimental data.

10 pages, 4 figures

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