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Statistics of the two-point transmission at Anderson localization transitions

arXiv:0903.1988 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.79.205120

Abstract

At Anderson critical points, the statistics of the two-point transmission for disordered samples of linear size is expected to be multifractal with the following properties [Janssen {\it et al} PRB 59, 15836 (1999)] : (i) the probability to have behaves as , where the multifractal spectrum terminates at as a consequence of the physical bound ; (ii) the exponents that govern the moments become frozen above some threshold: , i.e. all moments of order are governed by the measure of the rare samples having a finite transmission (). In the present paper, we test numerically these predictions for the ensemble of power-law random banded matrices, where the random hopping decays as a power-law . This model is known to present an Anderson transition at between localized () and extended () states, with critical properties that depend continuously on the parameter . Our numerical results for the multifractal spectra for various are in agreement with the relation in terms of the singularity spectrum of individual critical eigenfunctions, in particular the typical exponents are related via the relation . We also discuss the statistics of the two-point transmission in the delocalized phase and in the localized phase.

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