Abstract
The Peltier effect was discovered several decades ago. The Peltier effect has been combined with modern low-dimensional quantum system materials, e.g., the quantum point contact (QPC), to open up a new research field. The Peltier coefficient and thermal transport in a QPC, under the influence of photon-assisted and different temperatures are investigated. Numerical calculations of the Peltier coefficient have been performed at different applied voltages, amplitudes, and temperatures. The obtained results are consistent with experimental results in the literature.
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