D. Moraru, R. Nakamura, Sakito Miki, T. Mizuno, M. Tabe
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Control of dopant-induced quantum dots by channel geometry
We show that single electron transport through discrete dopants can be realized by controlling the channel geometry and utilizing the favorable effect of a statistical number of dopants. This may allow control for new applications such as dopant-based turnstiles.4,5