Transport spectroscopy of NS nanowire junctions with Majorana fermions

By E. Prada, Pablo Perez San-José, R. Aguado. 2012

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We acknowledge the support of the CSIC JAE-Doc program and the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation through Grants No.FIS2008-00124/FIS (P.S.-J) and No. FIS2009-08744 (E.P. and R.A.). This research was supported in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. NSF PHY05-51164

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

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In Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

1. A. Akhmerov
2. Michael H. Wimmer
3. B. Nijholt
4. A. Bargerbos
5. A. Vuik
6. A. Antipov
7. Bela Bauer
8. G. Winkler

In Condensed Matter Physics

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2. Michael H. Wimmer
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6. A. Antipov
7. Bela Bauer
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Citations in the corpus

• Effects of Gate-Induced Electric Fields on Semiconductor Majorana Nanowires (2018, background): “[84] Elsa Prada, Pablo San-Jose, and Ramón Aguado, “Transport spectroscopy of ns nanowire junctions with Majorana fermions,” Phys Rev B 86, 180503 (2012).”
• Reproducing topological properties with quasi-Majorana states (2018, background): “Because quasi-Majorana states so far have been studied in one-dimensional systems [15,16, 18,19,21,22], it is uncertain how likely quasi-Majoranas are to appear in realistic situations.”