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Journal of Xidian University

The quantum effect in the inductance-coupling mesoscopic circuit with the charge discreteness

Cui Yuan-shun

Published Jan 1, 2007• 0 citations
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Abstract

In the inductance-coupling mesoscopic circuit,by taking account of the charge discreteness,a method for calculating quantum effects is proposed in the new Fock space that is formed by the eigenstate of charge operator.In this method,by introducting the minimum shift operator,the system Hamilton and the physics current are expressed according to the charge operator and the ladder operator,and the quantum fluctuations of the charge,current and energy are calculated directly by the character of the ladder operator.The obtained results are related with self-inductance closely.In designing the quantum circuit and the nanoelectroic devices,the considerable factors are given for the quantum noise reduction.

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On the basis of the charge discreteness, the inductance-coupling rnesoscopic circuit is quantized, the quantum loop equations in coupling form are given, and the energy spectrum is computed in charge representation. The results show that, taking account of the charge discreteness, it will make the quantum loop equations complicated, and the energy spectrum of the circuit is not only related with the circuit parameters, but depended on the quantization character of the charge and the undetermined phases.
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