Orbital effect of in-plane magnetic field on quantum transport in chaotic lateral dots

Abstract

We show how the in-plane magnetic field, which breaks time-reversal and rotational symmetries of the orbital motion of electrons in a heterostructure due to the momentum-dependent inter-subband mixing, affects weak localisation correction to conductance of a large-area chaotic lateral quantum dot and parameteric dependences of universal conductance fluctuations in it.

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References in corpus (2)

• The Statistical Theory of Quantum Dots
• Spin-orbit coupling effects on quantum transport in lateral semiconductor dots

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