Critical behaviour at the metal-insulator transition in 3-dimensional disordered systems in a strong magnetic field
E. Hofstetter
Abstract
The critical behaviour of 3-dimensional disordered systems in a strong magnetic field is investigated by analysing the spectral fluctuations of the energy spectrum. The level spacing distribution P(s) as well the Dyson-Mehta statistics Δ3(L) are considered. Except for the small s behaviour of P(s), which depends on the presence or absence of a magnetic field but not on its strength, the other quantities, large s behaviour of P(s) and Δ3(L), turn out to be independent of its presence or absence and therefore of the time reversal symmetry. This suggests that the metal-insulator transition, which is defined by the symmetry of the system at the critical point, is independent of the presence or absence of the time reversal symmetry.
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