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Low-temperature magnetotransport in ballistic quantum dots and wires

We have studied the low-temperature magnetotransport in quantum dots and wires. Using the correlation function and electron focusing methods, we observed evidence for the presence of a stabilized orbit in the dot and wire. We have also studied a geometry-induced fractal behaviour of the magnetotransport in the quantum dot and wire, which confirms the regularity of the dominant orbits.