High Temperature Conductance of the Single Electron Transistor
Georg Goeppert, Hermann Grabert
Abstract
The linear conductance of the single electron transistor is determined in the high temperature limit. Electron tunneling is treated nonperturbatively by means of a path integral formulation and the conductance is obtained from Kubo's formula. The theoretical predictions are valid for arbitrary conductance and found to explain recent experimental data.
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