We analyze a simple implementation of an absorption refrigerator, a system that requires
heat and not work to achieve refrigeration, based on two Coulomb-coupled single-electron …

We study heat rectification through quantum dots in the Coulomb blockade regime using a
master equation approach. We consider both cases of two-terminal and four-terminal …

We study the electronic thermal drag in two different Coulomb-coupled systems, the first one
composed of two Coulomb-blockaded metallic islands and the second one consisting of two …

We study theoretically Coulomb drag in capacitively coupled quantum dots (CQDs)—a bias-
driven dot coupled to an unbiased dot where transport is due to Coulomb mediated energy …

Graphene nanoribbons and constrictions are envisaged as fundamental components of
future carbon‐based nanoelectronic and spintronic devices. At nanoscale, electronic effects …

Coulomb drag between nanoscale conductors is of both fundamental and practical interest.
Here, we theoretically study drag in a double quantum dot (QD) system consisting of a …

We study the dynamics of charge and energy currents in a Coulomb-coupled double
quantum dot system, when only one of the two dots is adiabatically driven by a time-periodic …

This study examines thermoelectric properties in nanoelectronic devices, specifically setups
known as quantum dots. Thermoelectric effects, the relation between voltage gradients and …

The phenomenon of Coulomb drag–ie a current (or bias) is induced in an unbiased system
solely via its Coulomb interaction with a nearby biased system–has been studied …

Graphene quantum devices, such as single electron transistors and quantum dots, have
been a vital field of research receiving increasing attention over the past six years. Quantum …