Microwave-Induced Dephasing in One-Dimensional Metal Wires
J. Wei, S. Pereverzev, M. E. Gershenson
Abstract
We report on the effect of monochromatic microwave (MW) radiation on the weak localization corrections to the conductivity of quasi-one-dimensional (1D) silver wires. Due to the improved electron cooling in the wires, the MW-induced dephasing was observed without a concomitant overheating of electrons over wide ranges of the MW power PMW and frequency f. The observed dependences of the conductivity and MW-induced dephasing rate on PMW and f are in agreement with the theory by Altshuler, Aronov, and Khmelnitsky Alt81. Our results suggest that in the low-temperature experiments with 1D wires, saturation of the temperature dependence of the dephasing time can be caused by an MW electromagnetic noise with a sub-pW power.
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