Quantum conductance problems and the Jacobi ensemble
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Abstract: In one dimensional transport problems the scattering matrix is decomposed into a block structure corresponding to reflection and transmission matrices at the two ends. For a random unitary matrix, the singular value probability distribution function of these blocks is calculated. The same is done when is constrained to be symmetric, or to be self dual quaternion real, or when has real elements, or has real quaternion elements. Three methods are used: metric forms; a variant of the Ingham-Seigel matrix integral; and a theorem specifying the Jacobi random matrix ensemble in terms of Wishart distributed matrices.
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