Getting information from the mixed electrical-heat noise

Abstract

We give a classification of the different types of noise in a quantum dot, for variable temperature, voltage and frequency. It allows us first to show which kind of information can be extracted from the electrical noise, such as the ac-conductance or the Fano factor. And next, to classify the mixed electrical-heat noise, and to identify in which regimes information on the Seebeck coefficient, on the thermoelectric figure of merit, or on the thermoelectric efficiency can be obtained.

Proceeding of the ICNF 2017 conference, IEEE, International Conference on Noise and Fluctuations (2017)

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