Order O(1) algorithm for first-principles transient current through open quantum systems
Abstract
In the study the response time of ultrafast transistor and peak transient current to prevent melt down of nano-chips, the first principles transient current calculation plays an essential role in nanoelectronics. The first principles calculation of transient current through nano-devices for a period of time T is known to be extremely time consuming with the best scaling TN3 where N is the dimension of the device. In this work, we provide an order O(1) algorithm that reduces the computational complexity to T0 N3 for large systems. Benchmark calculation has been done on graphene nanoribbons with N = 104 confirming the O(1) scaling. This breakthrough allows us to tackle many large scale transient problems including magnetic tunneling junctions and ferroelectric tunneling junctions that cannot be touched before.
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