Fano effect in a thermally induced transport through a triple quantum dot within the Coulomb blockade regime
arXiv:2204.07044 · doi:10.1016/j.physb.2022.414164
Abstract
In the present work we theoretically study thermoelectric transport and heat transfer in a junction including a -shaped double quantum dot coupled to nonmagnetic electrodes and supplemented with a third dot in a parallel configuration. We focus on the combined effect of Coulomb interactions and quantum interference occurring in the -shaped portion of the considered triple quantum dot on the thermoelectric electron transport. The transport through the system is studied within the Coulomb blockade regime in the limit of strong intra-dot interactions between electrons beyond the linear response regime. It is shown that under these conditions both charge and heat transfer through the considered system may be significantly affected by the quantum interference and inter-dot Coulomb interactions.
arXiv comment8 pages, 6 figures
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