Finite frequency measurement of the third moment of current noise in a tunnel junction
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Abstract
We report the first measurment of the third moment of current noise (2(f)i(-2f)>) in a mesoscpic device in a fully quantum regime (hf>>eV,kT). This is achieved by using a tunnel junction in a dilution refrigator (T=10mK) in the microwave regime (f=5GHz). The contribution from feedback effects and correlations induced by environnmental noise are both accounted for quantitatively. The noise susceptibility, the response of the current statistics to a fluctuating voltage, is also measured and corresponds exactly to theoritical predictions.
*This work was supported by the Canada Research Chair program, the NSERC, the Canada First Research Excellence Fund, the FRQNT, the Université de Sherbrooke, and the Canada Foundation for Innovation
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Presenters
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Clovis Farley
- Université de Sherbrooke