Extended Data Fig. 4: Dependence of transmission thresholds and partitioning on interarrival time. | Nature Nanotechnology

Extended Data Fig. 4: Dependence of transmission thresholds and partitioning on interarrival time.

From: Two electrons interacting at a mesoscopic beam splitter

Extended Data Fig. 4

Illustration of the Δt dependence of the transmission thresholds \({\epsilon }_{i}^{* }({\epsilon }_{3-i}^{},{{\Delta }}t)\) and joint probability distribution in the partitioning diagram for 〈ϵ1〉 = 〈Δt〉 = 0 with (a) Δt = − 10 ps and (b) Δt = + 10 ps. (c) Alternative presentation of the partitioning diagram in terms of scaled coordinates corresponding to the phase diagram of two-electron partitioning as introduced in ref. 35. The contour line marks the coverage factor k = 1 of the full joint probability distribution of the scaled coordinates for the most symmetric tuning, 〈ϵ1〉 = 〈Δt〉 = 0. In the scaled coordinates the partitioning domain boundaries are independent of Δt while the joint probability distribution is stretched along the horizontal and vertical axis, as at large Δt electrons in most pairs never approach each other close enough for sufficiently strong interaction.

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