Random-matrix description of the distribution of mesoscopic conductance.
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Any linear statistic defined on a random-matrix ensemble is shown to be Gaussian distributed, which supports the prediction of weak-disorder perturbation theory in the diffusive, metallic limit for the distribution of conductance.Abstract:
Any linear statistic defined on a random-matrix ensemble is shown to be Gaussian distributed. This supports the prediction of weak-disorder perturbation theory in the diffusive, metallic limit for the distribution of conductance, since conductance is a linear statistic on the ensemble of transfer matrices.read more
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