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Electronic structure and transport properties of fullerene nanotubules.

Starting with a concern that fullerene nanotubules are one-dimensional metals, their conductivity at low temperature is calculated. The quantum interference in impurity scattering is found to play an important role in the explanation of transportation properties of the system. The logarithmic behavior of the conductivity is actually a mesoscopic phenomenon.