Even-odd parity effects in Majorana junctions
arXiv:1301.6882 · doi:10.1088/1367-2630/15/3/035033
Abstract
We study a general Majorana junction, where N helical nanowires are connected to a common s-wave superconductor proximity-inducing Majorana bound states in the wires. The normal part of each wire (j=1,...,N) acts as connected lead, where electrons can tunnel into the respective Majorana state γ_{A,j}. The Majorana states at the other end, γ_{B,j}, are coupled to each other by an arbitrary tunnel matrix. We examine the conditions for even-odd parity effects in the tunnel conductance for various junction topologies.
17 pages, 6 figures, replaced with published version (one figure added), to appear in New. J. Phys
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