In linear response, the electric conductance of mesoscopic, two-terminal devices is symmetric with respect to the direction of an external magnetic field. The conductance symmetry, in general, breaks down in the non-linear regime of transport. Here we consider semiconductor quantum dots and show certain symmetries survive in the non-linear conductance with respect to the bias voltage and magnetic field that can be measured. (C) 2004 Published by Elsevier Ltd
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tran...
The well-established symmetry relations for linear transport phenomena cannot, in general, be applie...
We investigate the symmetry of magnetoconductance fluctuations of phase-coherent, two-terminal quant...
We examine contributions to the dc-current of mesoscopic samples which are non-linear in applied vol...
In this thesis, electron transport in mesoscopic semiconductor nanostructures, in particular so-call...
We apply the semiclassical theory of transport to quantum dots with exact and approximate spatial sy...
While equilibrium properties of mesoscopic systems are well understood, many questions are still deb...
We theoretically investigate the eect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tra...
We demonstrate that the nonlinear I-V characteristics of a two-probe conductor are not an even funct...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tran...
We theoretically investigate the effect the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tran...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tran...
The well-established symmetry relations for linear transport phenomena cannot, in general, be applie...
We investigate the symmetry of magnetoconductance fluctuations of phase-coherent, two-terminal quant...
We examine contributions to the dc-current of mesoscopic samples which are non-linear in applied vol...
In this thesis, electron transport in mesoscopic semiconductor nanostructures, in particular so-call...
We apply the semiclassical theory of transport to quantum dots with exact and approximate spatial sy...
While equilibrium properties of mesoscopic systems are well understood, many questions are still deb...
We theoretically investigate the eect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tra...
We demonstrate that the nonlinear I-V characteristics of a two-probe conductor are not an even funct...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tran...
We theoretically investigate the effect the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tran...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect of the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron t...
We theoretically investigate the effect the lead dimensionality on the non-equilibrium electron tran...