Noiseless scattering states in a chaotic cavity
arXiv:cond-mat/0302204 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.67.241301
Abstract
Shot noise in a chaotic cavity (Lyapunov exponent , level spacing , linear dimension ), coupled by two -mode point contacts to electron reservoirs, is studied as a measure of the crossover from stochastic quantum transport to deterministic classical transport. The transition proceeds through the formation of {\em fully} transmitted or reflected scattering states, which we construct explicitly. The fully transmitted states contribute to the mean current , but not to the shot-noise power . We find that these noiseless transmission channels do not exist for $N\alt\sqrt{k_{F}L}$, where we expect the random-matrix result . For $N\agt\sqrt{k_{F}L}$ we predict a suppression of the noise . This nonlinear contact dependence of the noise could help to distinguish ballistic chaotic scattering from random impurity scattering in quantum transport.
4 pages, 4 figures
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