Electronic transport in two-dimensional strained Dirac materials under multi-step Fermi velocity barrier: transfer matrix method for supersymmetric systems
arXiv:2106.10902 · doi:10.1140/epjb/s10051-021-00176-x
Abstract
In recent years, graphene and other two-dimensional Dirac materials like silicene, germanene, etc. have been studied from different points of view: from mathematical physics, condensed matter physics to high energy physics. In this study, we utilize both supersymmetric quantum mechanics (SUSY-QM) and transfer matrix method (TTM) to examine electronic transport in two-dimensional Dirac materials under the influences of multi-step deformation as well as multi-step Fermi velocity barrier. The effects of multi-step effective mass and multi-step applied fields are also taken into account in our investigation. Results show the possibility of modulating the Klein tunneling of Dirac electron by using strain or electric field.
arXiv comment22 pages, 7 figures, published on European Physical Journal B
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