Collective Coulomb Blockade in an Array of Quantum Dots: A Mott-Hubbard Approach
C. A. Stafford, S. Das Sarma
Abstract
We investigate the electron addition spectrum in a class of Hubbard-like models which describe arrays of coupled quantum dots. Interdot tunneling leads to a sequence of two phase transitions separating a region of collective Coulomb blockade from a region where the Coulomb blockade of individual dots is maintained and a region where the Coulomb blockade is destroyed altogether. Observable experimental consequences of our theory are discussed.
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