Finite frequency noise for Laughlin state investigated by a resonant circuit

Abstract

We study the finite frequency (F.F.) noise properties of edge states in the Laughlin state. We investigate the model of a resonant detector coupled to a quantum point contact in the weak-backscattering limit. In particular we discuss the impact of possible renormalization of the Luttinger exponent, due to environmental effects, on the measured quantities and we propose a simple way to extract such non-universal parameters from noise measurements.

Proceeding of the conference LT27 (Buenos Aires)

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