Introducing Molecular Electronics
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-31514-4_7
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Current-Induced Effects in Nanoscale Conductors

Abstract: We present an overview of current-induced effects in nanoscale conductors with emphasis on their description at the atomic level. In particular, we discuss steady-state current fluctuations, current-induced forces, inelastic scattering and local heating. All of these properties are calculated in terms of single-particle wavefunctions computed using a scattering approach within the static density-functional theory of many-electron systems. Examples of current-induced effects in atomic and molecular wires will b… Show more

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“…12 At T = 0, dissipation drives the system toward its ground state, which we denote by the index n = 1. Therefore, it is reasonable to select ␥ nn Ј = 0 for n Ͼ 1.…”
Section: ˙Mmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…12 At T = 0, dissipation drives the system toward its ground state, which we denote by the index n = 1. Therefore, it is reasonable to select ␥ nn Ј = 0 for n Ͼ 1.…”
Section: ˙Mmentioning
confidence: 99%