Tunneling between two Luttinger liquids with long range interaction
Maura Sassetti, Bernhard Kramer
Abstract
The non linear charge transfer through a tunnel junction between two Luttinger systems is studied for repulsive, finite range interaction between electrons on the same, V11, and on different,V12, sides of the junction. Features of the Coulomb blockade effect are observed if V12=0. We predict a novel interaction induced enhancement of the current if V12>0. When V12=V11, the current is suppressed at small bias, but the ``charging energy'', obtained from the asymptotic behavior at high bias voltage, vanishes.
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