Critical Conductance of a Mesoscopic System: Interplay of the Spectral and Eigenfunction Correlations at the Metal-Insulator Transition

Abstract

We study the system-size dependence of the averaged critical conductance g(L) at the Anderson transition. We have: (i) related the correction δ g(L)=g(∞)-g(L) L-y to the spectral correlations; (ii) expressed δ g(L) in terms of the quantum return probability; (iii) argued that y=η -- the critical exponent of eigenfunction correlations. Experimental implications are discussed.

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