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Disordered AlAs wires: Temperature-dependent resonance areas within the Fermi-liquid paradigm (Articolo in rivista)
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- Disordered AlAs wires: Temperature-dependent resonance areas within the Fermi-liquid paradigm (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2006-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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Moser, J; Roddaro, S; Schuh, D; Bichler, M; Pellegrini, V; Grayson, M (2006)
Disordered AlAs wires: Temperature-dependent resonance areas within the Fermi-liquid paradigm
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- Disordered AlAs wires: Temperature-dependent resonance areas within the Fermi-liquid paradigm (literal)
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- AlAs cleaved-edge overgrown quantum wires near pinch-off reveal conductance resonances with an unconventional dependence on temperature T. The resonance areas decrease with reduced T consistent with classical Coulomb blockade (CB) in a single dot, but then become rapidly smaller below a crossover T-X. Though resembling Luttinger liquid behavior below the crossover, the anomalous T dependence including the crossover fit quantitatively to a classical-to-stochastic CB transition, whereby stochastic multidot CB sets in at low temperatures. Conductance at finite bias resembles a depinned charge density wave as expected for a chain of disorder induced dots. These studies highlight the applicability of the Fermi liquid paradigm to the description of disordered heavy-mass quantum wires. (literal)
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