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Conference: Bucharest University Faculty of Physics 2003 Meeting


Section: Atomic and Molecular Physics; Astrophysics


Title:
RESONANT TUNNELLING DEVICE AT THE MOLECULAR LEVEL AN EXACTLY SOLVABLE MODEL


Authors:
P. Budau1, C.D. Spataru2


Affiliation:
1. Faculty of Physics, Atomic and Nuclear Physics Dept., University of Bucharest

2. Department of Physics, University of California, Berkeley CA 94720, USA


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Abstract:
We present an exactly solvable model, based on an Anderson-Newns-Grimley type Hamiltonian, for a three - terminal device at the molecular level. This device contains two nanowires as source and drain, a Scanning Tunnelling Microscopy ( STM) tip as gate and an active atom or molecule between the STM tip and the two nanowires. We show that an amplification effect of the tunnelling current between the source and the drain is obtained by changing the gate voltage and the distance between the gate and the active molecule [1]. The present state of art of the planar technology and the use of the STM/AFM techniques seems to make possible the realization of the proposed device. [1]. C.D. Spataru, P. Budau, J. Physics Condens Matter 14, 4995 ( 2002)