Nonequilibrium interplay between Andreev bound states and Kondo effect

ORAL

Abstract

Andreev bound states (ABSs) were explored as an equilibrium behavior employing tunneling spectroscopy. Under nonequilibrium, theorists did predict that the local density of states (DOS) of the ABSs split and broaden. We investigated an InAsSb quantum dot coupled to two superconductors to explore the nonequilibrium dynamics of ABSs and their interplay with Kondo effect. Through tunneling spectroscopy, we demonstrated a full picture of the nonequilibrium dynamic splitting and broadening of ABSs, which interplays with the nonequilibrium Kondo DOS. Since the observed features might mimic those in the normal superconductor-topological superconductor or Majorana junctions, our discovery could provide a relevant comparison to benchmark the Majorana signal in future experiments.

Presenters

  • Jiangbo He

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics

Authors

  • Jiangbo He

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
  • Dong Pan

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Semiconductors
  • Guang Yang

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences
    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
  • Mingli Liu

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
  • Jianghua Ying

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
  • Zhaozheng Lyu

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
  • Jie Fan

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
  • Xiunian Jing

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
  • Guangtong Liu

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
  • Bo Lu

    • Center for Joint Quantum Studies and Department of Physics, Tianjin University
  • Dong E Liu

    • Department of Physics, Tsinghua University
  • Jianhua Zhao

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Semiconductors
    • Institute of Semiconductors, Chinese Academy of Sciences
  • Li Lu

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics
    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Semiconductors
  • Fanming Qu

    • Chinese Academy of Sciences,Institute of Physics