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Charge transfer through single molecule contacts: How reliable are rate descriptions?

Denis Kast,
L. Kecke and
J. Ankerhold

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2011, 2, 416–426, doi:10.3762/bjnano.2.47

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Figure 1: Single charge transfer through a molecular contact consisting of a single electronic level coupled ...

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Figure 2: I–V-characteristics for symmetric coupling ∑_L = ∑_R and for varying electron–phonon coupling m₀ at i...

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Figure 3: Mean phonon number in nonequilibrium for eV = 3 [Graphic 38] ω₀ and versus the electron–phonon coupling m₀.

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Figure 4: Phonon number distribution in nonequilibrium for eV = 5 [Graphic 38] ω₀, m₀ = 0.5 and k_BT/ω₀ = 0.1 (histogram). T...

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Figure 5: I–V-characteristics for equilibrated (solid) and nonequilibrated (dotted) phonon distributions acco...

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Figure 6: I–V characteristics according to approximate models based on equilibrated phonons (solid) and noneq...

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Figure 7: As Figure 6 but for fixed [Graphic 38] ω₀/∑ = 5 and varying electron–phonon coupling.

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Figure 8: I–V characteristics in presence of a secondary heat bath interacting with the phonon with various c...

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Figure 9: As Figure 6, but for nonequilibrated phonons based on an extended master equation (solid) in comparison to ...

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Figure 10: As Figure 7, but for nonequilibrated phonons based on an extended master equation (solid) in comparison to ...

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