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Journal Article | PreJuSER-30244 |
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2003
Springer
Berlin
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Please use a persistent id in citations: doi:10.1007/s00339-003-2314-2
Abstract: Photocurrent measurements in Ag-Al2O3-Al metal-insulator-metal junctions under illumination with ultra-short laser pulses reveal that tunneling and internal photoemission of excited electrons are the dominating transport mechanisms. Photon-assisted tunneling is observed under rare conditions that depend critically on the preparation of the interface. The comparison of time-resolved two-pulse correlation measurements with model calculations shows that the photon-induced transport of excited electrons is well described using a one-dimensional many-particle model for two coupled metallic leads, whereas a single-particle model for nonresonant excitation in a rectangular double-minimum potential reveals the signature of photon-assisted tunneling.
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