Influence of Small Impurities on Low-Energy Electron Dynamics in Two-Dimensional Microscopic Bounded Region
T. Shigehara, M. Yokoyama, H. Mizoguchi, T. Mishima, Taksu Cheon
Abstract
In order to give some insight into a role of small impurities on the electron motion in microscopic devices, we examine from a general viewpoint, the effect of small obstacles on a particle motion at low energy inside microscopic bounded regions. It will be shown that the obstacles disturb the electron motion only if they are weakly attractive.
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