Graphene Conductor-Superconductor Conductance above Gap

April 6, 2021
7:15 p.m.
Hello, I set up a graphene lattice with periodic boundary conditions that is connected to a superconductor (simulated with an electron and hole lattice). When observing the transmission between the electron and hole lattice, I see a small amount conductance above the superconducting gap. I do not see this with something like a square lattice. What could explain this?

February 2022
4:01 p.m.
Hi Henry, Physically, this makes sense. Above the superconducting gap are bogoliubov quasiparticles that should give you a conductance. Are you still working on these simulations? Sharadh
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