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Mesoscopic transport revisited
Mukunda P. Das, Frederick Green
Having driven a large part of the decade's progress in physics, nanoelectronics is now passing from today's realm of the extraordinary to tomorrow's commonplace. This carries the p…
Dissipation in a quantum wire: fact and fantasy
Mukunda P. Das, Frederick Green
Where, and how, does energy dissipation of electrical energy take place in a ballistic wire? Fully two decades after the advent of the transmissive phenomenology of electrical cond…
Ballistic transport is dissipative: the why and how
Mukunda P. Das, Frederick Green
In the ballistic limit, the Landauer conductance steps of a mesoscopic quantum wire have been explained by coherent and dissipationless transmission of individual electrons across…
Comment on ``Four-Point Resistance of Individual Single-Wall Carbon Nanotubes'' by Gao et al. PRL 95, 196208 (2005)
Mukunda P. Das, Frederick Green, Jagdish S. Thakur
We remark on some delicate points that attend the physical meaning of intrinsic device resistance.
What is novel in quantum transport for mesoscopics?
Mukunda P Das, Frederick Green
The understanding of mesoscopic transport has now attained an ultimate simplicity. Indeed, orthodox quantum kinetics would seem to say little about mesoscopics that has not been re…
Conservation, Dissipation, and Ballistics: Mesoscopic Physics beyond the Landauer-Buettiker Theory
Frederick Green, Mukunda P. Das
The standard physical model of contemporary mesoscopic noise and transport consists in a phenomenologically based approach, proposed originally by Landauer and since continued and…