Shot Noise Suppression at 2D Hopping
Viktor A. Sverdlov, Alexander N. Korotkov, Konstantin K. Likharev
Abstract
We have used Monte Carlo simulation to calculate the shot noise intensity SI(ω) at 2D hopping using two models: a slanted lattice of localized sites with equal energies and a set of localized sites with random positions and energies. For wide samples we have found a similar dependence of the Fano factor F SI(0)/2eI on the sample length L: F L-α where α=0.85 0.02 and α= 0.85 0.07 in uniform and random models, respectively. Moreover, at least for the uniform model, all the data for F as the function of sample length L and width W may be presented via a single function of the ratio W/Lβ, with β= 2α-1 ≈ 0.7. This relation has been interpreted using a simple scaling theory.
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