Novel Transport Mechanism for Interacting Electrons in Disordered Systems: Variable-Range Resonant Tunneling
S. D. Baranovskii, I. S. Shlimak
Abstract
To interpret recent experimental observations of the phononless hopping conduction, we suggest a novel transport mechanism according to which the current-carrying single electrons move via quantum resonant tunneling between localized states brought into resonance by fast electron hops in their environment.
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