The details of electron interference in quantum-dot systems coupled via quantum point contacts (QPCs) is studied via simulation and experiment. In both open and closed coupled systems, one sees transitions from multi- to single-dot behavior, even when the QPCs support several modes. The results also reveal a non-trivial scaling of the conductance fluctuations in quantum-dot arrays, arising from the influence of the inter-dot coupling on energy hybridization.
Robert H. BlickDaniel W. van der WeideR. J. HaugK. von KlitzingK. Eberl
Blick, Robert H.Hüttel, Andreas K.Holleitner, A. W.Höhberger, Eva M.Qin, H.Kirschbaum, JochenWeber, J. F.Wegscheider, WernerBichler, MaxEberl, KarlKotthaus, J. P.
Robert H. BlickA. K. HüttelAlexander W. HolleitnerEva M. HöhbergerHua QinJ KirschbaumJosh WeberW. WegscheiderMartin BichlerK. EberlJ. P. Kotthaus