Auto- and cross-correlations in the spinful topological Kondo model
arXiv:1810.03844 · doi:10.1140/epjst/e2018-800095-5
Abstract
The correlations in charge transport in multiple Majorana fermions systems contain much richer physics and carry more information than the conventional transport coefficients. We calculate the auto- and cross-correlations in the spinful topological Kondo model and point out the frequencies dependencies of the correlations that may serve as a proof of the existence of the Majorana fermions in our system, particularly the change of the cross-correlation from positive to negative at higher frequency.
11 pages, 3 figures
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