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Zero-bias anomaly in cotunneling transport through quantum-dot spin valves

Weymann et al., 2005

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1108269652931936235
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Weymann I
Barnaś J
König J
Martinek J
Schön G
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Physical Review B—Condensed Matter and Materials Physics

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We predict a zero-bias anomaly in the differential conductance through a quantum dot coupled to two ferromagnetic leads with antiparallel magnetization. The anomaly differs in origin and properties from other anomalies in transport through quantum dots, such as the …
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