Coherent Transport of Levitons Through the Kondo Resonance

Abstract

We study coherent transport of levitons through a single-level quantum dot system driven by Lorentzian-shaped voltage pulses. We demonstrate the repeated emergence of the Kondo resonance in the dynamical regimes where the Fermi sea is driven by optimal pulses free of particle-hole excitations. The formation of the Kondo resonance significantly enhances the dc transport of levitons.

5 pages, 3 figures

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