Phys. Rev. B 53, R13235 - R13238 (1996)Equivalence of the transmission-eigenvalue density in supersymmetric and scaling theories of disordered wires without time-reversal symmetry
B. Rejaei
The transmission-eigenvalue density in a disordered wire without time-reversal symmetry is calculated exactly by means of the supersymmetric theory. The calculation is based on the introduction of a fictitious vector potential that couples the retarded and advanced components of the supervector field. The result is shown to be identical to that of the scaling theory in the thick-wire limit. ©1996 The American Physical Society
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