Zero Field Magnetoresistance Peaks in Open Quantum Dots: Weak Localization or a Fundamental Property?
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概要
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- 社団法人応用物理学会の論文
- 1999-01-30
著者
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Bird J
Department Of Electrical Engineering University At Buffalo
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Ferry D
Arizona State Univ. Az Usa
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Akis Richard
Center For Solid State Electronics Research And Department Of Electrical Engineering Arizona State U
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BIRD Jonathan
Center for Solid State Electronics Research & Department of Electrical Engineering, Arizona State Un
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FERRY David
Center for Solid State Electronics Research & Department of Electrical Engineering, Arizona State Un
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VASILESKA Dragica
Center for Solid State Electronics Research, and Center for Systems Science and Engineering, Arizona
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Bird Jonathan
Nano-electronics Riken
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Vasileska Dragica
Center For Solid State Electronics Research And Department Of Electrical Engineering Arizona State U
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