Fine structure of the local pseudogap and Fano effect for superconducting electrons near a zigzag graphene edge
Grigory Tkachov
DOI 10.1103/PhysRevB.76.235409 · Physical Review B
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Abstract
Motivated by recent scanning tunneling experiments on zigzag-terminated graphene, this paper investigates an interplay of evanescent and extended quasiparticle states in the local density of states near a zigzag edge using the Green’s function of the Dirac equation. A model system is considered where the local electronic structure near the edge influences transport of both normal and superconducting electrons via a Fano resonance. In particular, the temperature enhancement of the critical Josephson current and 0−π transitions are predicted.
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