Titlebook: Quantum Dynamics of Submicron Structures; Hilda A. Cerdeira,Bernhard Kramer,Gerd Sch?n Book 1995 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht

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Mesoscopic Fluctuations in Models of Classical and Quantum Diffusions behaviour of the ensemble-averaged diffusion coefficient is quite different in these models, it suggests that the mesoscopic properties, including a possible universality in the distribution functions, could be independent of the behaviour of the averaged quantities.

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Time-Resolved Tunneling of Single Electrons between Quantum Hall States in a Quantum Doterved two types of magneto conductance oscillations in the integer quantum Hall regime resulting from the removal of single electrons from the dot and the redistribution of electrons over the Landau levels.

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Quantum Interferences in Disordered Mesoscopic Insulators. hopping [4]. This means that observed conductance fluctuations can be interpretated either as a quantum phasecoherent mesoscopic effect or as an incoherent mesoscopic effect due to the very dominance of a few classical resistors.

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0168-132X in microfabrication technologies. The widespreadavailability of millikelvin temperature facilities also led to thediscovery of a large number of new quantum phenomena. Simultaneously,the quantum theory of small condensed matter systems has matured,allowing quantitative predictions. . The effects dis

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Anderson Transition in Homogeneous and Random Magnetic Fieldsthat contain a random scalar potential. If only randomness in the Peierls phases is present, a different scaling behavior is observed. The critical exponent for the former case is determined to be . = 1.35 ± 0.15, whereas in the latter . = 1.0 ± 0.2 is extracted from the data.

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Quantum Particle in a Random Magnetic Field.pe are supposed to describe effectively a number of important physical systems, such as a state with spin-charge separation in high-.. superconductors [1, 2] and a quantum Hall system near the filling factor . = 1/2 [3,4]. In addition, the direct experimental realization of static random magnetic field has been reported recently [5].