2011
DOI: 10.1063/1.3644252
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Excitation of terahertz nanoantennas by Rabi waves

Abstract: A new electromagnetic NDI-technique based on the measurement of source-sample reaction forces AIP Conf.Abstract. Theoretical model of quantum dot ring, strongly coupled with classical electromagnetic field, is developed. We demonstrate, that tunnel current in the QD-ring has low-frequency component, excited by Rabi waves, propagating into the ring, and the ring can be considered as a candidate for role of terahertz magnetic loop antenna. The low-frequency current is inspired by the asymmetry of electron tunnel… Show more

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“…Here we will consider the only SSH-σ-polarons to be optically active centers, which produce polaron lattice. Each σ-polaron in accordance with experiment [22] can be approximated like to guantum dot in [3] by twolevel qubit. Then the Hamiltonian, proposed in given work can be generalized.…”
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“…Here we will consider the only SSH-σ-polarons to be optically active centers, which produce polaron lattice. Each σ-polaron in accordance with experiment [22] can be approximated like to guantum dot in [3] by twolevel qubit. Then the Hamiltonian, proposed in given work can be generalized.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…The relationship (35) by taking into account ( 25) -(34) determines Rabi-wave packet, which propagates along individual chain of zigzag NT. It is also clear, that subsequent analysis of Rabi-wave packet dynamics for individual NT-component will be the same (by rescaling of parameters), that in [3]. The parameters can in principle be obtained by detailed comparison of results obtained with experiments on optical absorption reflection or Raman scattering.…”
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