Andreev bound states and -junction transition in a superconductor / quantum-dot / superconductor system
arXiv:cond-mat/0103550 · doi:10.1088/0953-8984/13/39/307
Abstract
We study Andreev bound states and -junction transition in a superconductor / quantum-dot / superconductor (S-QD-S) system by Green function method. We derive an equation to describe the Andreev bound states in S-QD-S system, and provide a unified understanding of the -junction transition caused by three different mechanisms: (1) {\it Zeeman splitting.} For QD with two spin levels and , we find that the surface of the Josephson current vs the configuration of exhibits interesting profile: a sharp peak around ; a positive ridge in the region of ; and a {\em % negative}, flat, shallow plain in the region of . (2){\it \ Intra-dot interaction.} We deal with the intra-dot Coulomb interaction by Hartree-Fock approximation, and find that the system behaves as a -junction when QD becomes a magnetic dot due to the interaction. The conditions for -junction transition are also discussed. (3) {\it \ Non-equilibrium distribution.} We replace the Fermi distribution by a non-equilibrium one , and allow Zeeman splitting in QD where The curves of vs show the novel effect of interplay of non-equilibrium distribution with magnetization in QD.
18 pages, 8 figures, LateX
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