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1 | Introduction | 1 |
2 | Introduction to the quantum mechanical time-independent scattering theory I : one-dimensional scattering | 15 |
3 | Introduction to the quantum mechanical time-independent scattering theory II : scattering inside waveguides and cavities | 120 |
4 | Linear response theory of quantum electronic transport | 187 |
5 | The maximum-entropy approach : an information-theoretic viewpoint | 226 |
6 | Electronic transport through open chaotic cavities | 244 |
7 | Electronic transport through quasi-one-dimensional disordered systems | 279 |
8 | An introduction to localization theory | 329 |
A | The theorem of Kane-Serota-Lee | 361 |
B | The conductivity tensor in RPA | 366 |
C | The conductance in terms of the transmission coefficient of the sample | 375 |
D | Evaluation of the invariant measure | 379 |
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