Andreev bound states in supercurrent-carrying carbon nanotubes revealed

By J. Pillet, Charis Quay, P. Morfin, C. Bena, A. Levy Yeyati, P. Joyez. 2010

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Although carbon nanotubes are not superconductors they can carry supercurrents injected from superconducting contacts. Analysis of the tunnelling spectra of a nanotube connecting two superconductors reveals the detailed electronic structure of discrete entangled electron–hole states that carry the resulting supercurrent.

Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Condensed Matter Physics

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• Josephson and Andreev transport through quantum dots (2011, background): “17 Finally, it is worth pointing out recent experimental developments which have allowed to directly measure the Andreev bound states spectrum of a CNT-QD coupled to superconducting leads in a SQUID configuration (Pillet et al., 2010).”