Temperature induced phase averaging in one-dimensional mesoscopic systems
Severin G. Jakobs, Volker Meden, Herbert Schoeller, Tilman Enss
Abstract
We analyse phase averaging in one-dimensional interacting mesoscopic systems with several barriers and show that for incommensurate positions an independent average over several phases can be induced by finite temperature. For three strong barriers with conductances Gi and mutual distances larger than the thermal length, we obtain G ~ sqrtG1 G2 G3 for the total conductance G. For an interacting wire, this implies power laws in G(T) with novel exponents, which we propose as an experimental fingerprint to distinguish temperature induced phase averaging from dephasing.
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