Transmission through a many-channel random waveguide with absorption
P. W. Brouwer
Abstract
We compute the statistical distribution of the transmittance of a random waveguide with absorption in the limit of many propagating channels. We consider the average and fluctuations of the conductance T = tr t t, where t is the transmission matrix, the density of transmission eigenvalues τ(the eigenvalues of t t), and the distribution of the plane-wave transmittances Ta and Tab. For weak absorption (length L smaller than the exponential absorption length ξa), we compute moments of the distributions, while for strong absorption (L >> ξa), we can find the complete distributions. Our findings explain recent experiments on the transmittance of random waveguides by Stoytchev and Genack [Phys. Rev. Lett. 79, 309 (1997)].
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