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Semiclassical theory for transmission through open billiards: Convergence towards quantum transport
Wirtz, Ludger; Stampfer, C.; Rotter, S. et al.
2003In Physical Review. E., 67 (1)
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Abstract :
[en] We present a semiclassical theory for transmission through open quantum billiards which converges towards quantum transport. The transmission amplitude can be expressed as a sum over all classical paths and pseudopaths which consist of classical path segments joined by "kinks," i.e., diffractive scattering at lead mouths. For a rectangular billiard we show numerically that the sum over all such paths with a given number of kinks K converges to the quantum transmission amplitude as K-->infinity. Unitarity of the semiclassical theory is restored as K approaches infinity. Moreover, we find excellent agreement with the quantum path-length power spectrum up to very long path length.
Disciplines :
Physics
Author, co-author :
Wirtz, Ludger ;  Technische Universität Wien = Vienna University of Technology - TU Vienna > Institute for Theoretical Physics
Stampfer, C.;  Technische Universität Wien = Vienna University of Technology - TU Vienna > Institute for Theoretical Physics
Rotter, S.;  Technische Universität Wien = Vienna University of Technology - TU Vienna > Institute for Theoretical Physics
Burgdorfer, J.;  Technische Universität Wien = Vienna University of Technology - TU Vienna > Institute for Theoretical Physics
Language :
English
Title :
Semiclassical theory for transmission through open billiards: Convergence towards quantum transport
Publication date :
2003
Journal title :
Physical Review. E.
ISSN :
1539-3755
Volume :
67
Issue :
1
Peer reviewed :
Peer reviewed
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