Ground state cooling of a carbon nano-mechanical resonator by spin-polarized current

Stadler, Pascal; Belzig, Wolfgang; Rastelli, Gianluca

Ground state cooling of a carbon nano-mechanical resonator by spin-polarized current

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2014

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We study the non-equilibrium regime of a mechanical resonator at low temperature realized with a suspended carbon nanotube quantum dot contacted to two ferromagnets. Due to spinorbit interaction and/or an external magnetic gradient, the spin on the dot couples directly to the flexural eigenmodes. Owing to this interaction, the nanomechanical motion induces spin- ips of the electrons passing through the nanotube. When a nite voltage is applied, a spin-polarized current causes either heating or active cooling of the mechanical modes, depending on the gate voltage. Optimal cooling is achieved at resonance transport realized when the energy splitting between two dot levels of opposite spin equals the resonator frequency. We show that weak interaction coupling strength and moderate polarization can achieve ground state cooling.

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STADLER, Pascal, Wolfgang BELZIG, Gianluca RASTELLI, 2014. Ground state cooling of a carbon nano-mechanical resonator by spin-polarized current

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@unpublished{Stadler2014Groun-27552,
  year={2014},
  title={Ground state cooling of a carbon nano-mechanical resonator by spin-polarized current},
  author={Stadler, Pascal and Belzig, Wolfgang and Rastelli, Gianluca}
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