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Effect of inelastic scattering on the average Coulomb-blockade peak height in quantum dots .

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Effect of inelastic scattering on the average Coulomb-blockade peak height in quantum dots . / Beenakker, CWJ; Schomerus, H.; Silvestrov, P. G.
In: Physical review B, Vol. 64, 2001, p. 033307.

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Beenakker, CWJ, Schomerus, H & Silvestrov, PG 2001, 'Effect of inelastic scattering on the average Coulomb-blockade peak height in quantum dots .', Physical review B, vol. 64, pp. 033307. <http://link.aps.org/abstract/PRB/v64/e033307>

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Beenakker, CWJ., Schomerus, H., & Silvestrov, P. G. (2001). Effect of inelastic scattering on the average Coulomb-blockade peak height in quantum dots . Physical review B, 64, 033307. http://link.aps.org/abstract/PRB/v64/e033307

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Beenakker CWJ, Schomerus H, Silvestrov PG. Effect of inelastic scattering on the average Coulomb-blockade peak height in quantum dots . Physical review B. 2001;64:033307.

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Beenakker, CWJ ; Schomerus, H. ; Silvestrov, P. G. / Effect of inelastic scattering on the average Coulomb-blockade peak height in quantum dots . In: Physical review B. 2001 ; Vol. 64. pp. 033307.

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abstract = "The average height of the Coulomb-blockade conductance peaks for chaotic elastic scattering is known to increase by a factor of 4/3 upon breaking time-reversal symmetry. We calculate the temperature dependence of this factor in the regime where the inelastic scattering rate {\^I}�in is greater than the mean tunneling rate {\^I}�el, which itself is less than the mean level spacing {\^I}�. Comparison to recent experimental data by Folk et al. (Folk, Patel, Marcus, Duru{\~A}¶z, and Harris, cond-mat/0008052) demonstrates that {\^I}�in lies below {\^I}�el and hence also below {\^I}�, consistent with the low-energy suppression of inelastic electron-electron scattering in quantum dots.",
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N2 - The average height of the Coulomb-blockade conductance peaks for chaotic elastic scattering is known to increase by a factor of 4/3 upon breaking time-reversal symmetry. We calculate the temperature dependence of this factor in the regime where the inelastic scattering rate �in is greater than the mean tunneling rate �el, which itself is less than the mean level spacing �. Comparison to recent experimental data by Folk et al. (Folk, Patel, Marcus, Duruöz, and Harris, cond-mat/0008052) demonstrates that �in lies below �el and hence also below �, consistent with the low-energy suppression of inelastic electron-electron scattering in quantum dots.

AB - The average height of the Coulomb-blockade conductance peaks for chaotic elastic scattering is known to increase by a factor of 4/3 upon breaking time-reversal symmetry. We calculate the temperature dependence of this factor in the regime where the inelastic scattering rate �in is greater than the mean tunneling rate �el, which itself is less than the mean level spacing �. Comparison to recent experimental data by Folk et al. (Folk, Patel, Marcus, Duruöz, and Harris, cond-mat/0008052) demonstrates that �in lies below �el and hence also below �, consistent with the low-energy suppression of inelastic electron-electron scattering in quantum dots.

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