Wave Packet Propagation and Electric Conductivity of Nanowires
Munehiko Maeda, Keiji Saito, Seiji Miyashita, Hans De Raedt

TL;DR
This paper investigates the electric conductivity of nanowires with magnetic domain walls using wave packet propagation, proposing a procedure to reduce initial state dependence and confirming conductivity enhancement through numerical methods.
Contribution
It introduces a wave packet propagation method with a Landauer-based procedure to accurately compute nanowire conductivity considering initial state effects.
Findings
Conductivity enhancement in magnetic domain walls confirmed.
Wave packet method aligns with Kubo formula results.
Procedure reduces initial state dependence in simulations.
Abstract
We compute the electric conductivity of nanowires in the presence of magnetic domain walls by the method of wave packet propagation. We demonstrate that the propagation through the wire depends on the initial state used in the wave packet simulation. We propose a procedure, based on the Landauer formula, to reduce this dependence. Direct numerical calculations of the Kubo formula for small individual systems are used as reference data for the proposed procedure. The enhancement of the conductivity in the magnetic domain wall is found in the present method in accordance with the previous perturbative analysis.
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Taxonomy
TopicsQuantum and electron transport phenomena · Advancements in Semiconductor Devices and Circuit Design · Surface and Thin Film Phenomena
