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Transport through open quantum dots: Making semiclassics quantitative
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We investigate electron transport through clean open quantum dots (quantum billiards). We present a semiclassical theory that allows to accurately reproduce quantum-transport calculations. Quantitative agreement is reached for individual energy-dependent and magnetic field dependent elements of the scattering matrix. Two key ingredients are essential: (i) inclusion of pseudopaths which have the topology of linked classical paths resulting from diffraction in addition to classical paths and (ii) a high-level approximation to diffractive scattering. Within this framework of the pseudopath semiclassical approximation (PSCA), typical shortcomings of semiclassical theories such as violation of the anticorrelation between reflection and transmission and the overestimation of conductance fluctuations are overcome. Beyond its predictive capabilities the PSCA provides deeper insights into the quantum-to-classical crossover.
Keywords:
CHAOTIC SCATTERING
CONDUCTANCE FLUCTUATIONS
GEOMETRICAL-THEORY
SHOT-NOISE
DIFFRACTION
WEDGE
CONDUCTIVITY
LOCALIZATION
BILLIARD
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