Electron-electron interactions in a one-dimensional quantum wire spin filter
P. Devillard, A. Crepieux, K. I. Imura, T. Martin
Abstract
The combined presence of a Rashba and a Zeeman effect in a ballistic one-dimensional conductor generates a spin pseudogap and the possibility to propagate a beam with well defined spin orientation. Without interactions transmission through a barrier gives a relatively well polarized beam. Using renormalization group arguments, we examine how electron-electron interactions may affect the transmission coefficient and the polarization of the outgoing beam.
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