Disorder-Enhanced and Disorder-Independent Transport with Long-Range
Hopping: Application to Molecular Chains in Optical Cavities
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2010.08060v2
- Date: Mon, 12 Apr 2021 15:15:27 GMT
- Title: Disorder-Enhanced and Disorder-Independent Transport with Long-Range
Hopping: Application to Molecular Chains in Optical Cavities
- Authors: Nahum C. Ch\'avez, Francesco Mattiotti, J. A. M\'endez-Berm\'udez,
Fausto Borgonovi, and G. Luca Celardo
- Abstract summary: We unveil novel and robust quantum transport regimes achievable in nanosystems by exploiting long-range hopping.
We demonstrate that in a 1D disordered nanostructure in the presence of long-range hopping, transport efficiency, after decreasing exponentially with disorder at first, is then enhanced by disorder [disorder-enhanced transport (DET) regime] until, counterintuitively, it reaches a disorder-independent transport (DIT) regime.
To enlighten the relevance of our results, we demonstrate that an ensemble of emitters in a cavity can be described by an effective long-range Hamiltonian.
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- Abstract: Overcoming the detrimental effect of disorder at the nanoscale is very hard
since disorder induces localization and an exponential suppression of transport
efficiency. Here we unveil novel and robust quantum transport regimes
achievable in nanosystems by exploiting long-range hopping. We demonstrate that
in a 1D disordered nanostructure in the presence of long-range hopping,
transport efficiency, after decreasing exponentially with disorder at first, is
then enhanced by disorder [disorder-enhanced transport (DET) regime] until,
counterintuitively, it reaches a disorder-independent transport (DIT) regime,
persisting over several orders of disorder magnitude in realistic systems. To
enlighten the relevance of our results, we demonstrate that an ensemble of
emitters in a cavity can be described by an effective long-range Hamiltonian.
The specific case of a disordered molecular wire placed in an optical cavity is
discussed, showing that the DIT and DET regimes can be reached with
state-of-the-art experimental setups.
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