Spin-dependent transmission in waveguides with periodically modulated strength of the spin-orbit interaction
X. F. Wang, P. Vasilopoulos
Abstract
The electron transmission T is evaluated through waveguides, in which the strength of the spin-orbit interaction(SOI) α is varied periodically, using the transfer-matrix technique. It is shown that T exhibits a spin-transistor action, as a function of α or of the length of one of the two subunits of the unit cell, provided only one mode is allowed to propagate in the waveguide. A similar but not periodic behavior occurs as a function of the incident electron energy. A transparent formula for T through one unit is obtained and helps explain its periodic behavior. The structure considered is a good candidate for the establishment of a realistic spin transistor.
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