Influence of assisted hopping interaction on the linear conductance of quantum dot

We study the tunneling conductance and magnetization of a correlated quantum dot coupled to external metallic leads, considering the occupancy dependent hybridization. Using a modified equation of motion approach and self-consistent perturbation theory we show that the assisted hopping processes can be responsible for appearance of a plateau in the linear conductance. This process breaks the particle-hole symmetry and is manifested in conductance and magnetization. In presence of the external magnetic field the correlated hybridization enhances the spin polarization.