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In the mesoscopic regime, scattering from defects induces interference effects which modulate the flow of electrons. The experimental signature of mesoscopic interference effects is the appearance of reproducible fluctuations in physical quantities. Such interplay can be exploited as a mean to control and manipulate the spin degree of freedom at mesoscopic scale useful for phase-coherent spintronics applications. Quantum spin transport in mesoscopic interferometer Mesoscopic and microscopic systems both belong to the wonderful world of quantum mechanics. Mesoscopic physics addresses fundamental physical problems which occur when a macroscopic object is miniaturized. The field originated some ten years ago, motivated largely by the electronics industry. Systems are called “mesoscopic“ when they are in between the micro- and the macrocosmos.

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In the mesoscopic regime, scattering from defects induces interference effects which modulate the flow of electrons. The experimental signature of mesoscopic interference effects is the appearance of reproducible fluctuations in physical quantities. Harnessing the power of cells, mastering mesoscopic space, is the key to solving many of the technological crises facing humanity today. Living cells have evolved the tools for mesoscopic control through natural selection: tools which a solid and less flexible mechanism would have to expend vast quantities of resources in order to wield. The nucleation and growth of microcracks would lead to a concentration of these microcracks into a narrow zone and produce a visible macroscopic fissure wider than 1.0 mm [18], so the process from damage to fracture could be studied on a mesoscopic scale. Another important length scale for mesoscopic systems is the elastic mean free path l el, i.e., the average distance an electron travels between two consecutive elastic collisions.

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Mesoscopic physics addresses fundamental physical problems which occur when a macroscopic object is miniaturized. The field originated some ten years ago, motivated largely by the electronics industry. Systems are called “mesoscopic“ when they are in between the micro- and the macrocosmos. The exact meaning of this can vary in different fields of physics.

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Of or relating to a size intermediate between macroscopic and atomic (typically between 10−6 m and 10−8 m).

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In the present review, we introduce a mesoscopic stochastic formulation of NET by analyzing entropy production in several simple Microscopic definition, so small as to be invisible or indistinct without the use of the microscope: microscopic organisms.

Research will focus on: molecular and mesoscopic scale phenomena; not only have a visual and phonetic differences, but also a different meaning, being the 5A1378 Mesoscopic Physics. 4.
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1 Generally. Of or relating to a scale intermediate between microscopic and macroscopic. Of an intermediate size, large enough for examination with the naked eye but small enough that the whole can be examined as a single entity. Of or relating to a size intermediate between macroscopic and atomic (typically between 10−6 m and 10−8 m).

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In practice, mesoscopic systems mostly range between a few and a few hundred nanometers. Experimental analyses of electron transport across molecular structures (bridges between lead contacts as exemplified in Fig. 1a) are essentially mesoscopic (meaning phenomena occurring at a mesoscopic physics. [ ‚mez·ə‚skäp·ik ′fiz·iks] (physics) A subdiscipline of condensed-matter physics that focuses on the properties of solids in a size range intermediate between bulk matter and individual atoms or molecules. What does mesoscopically mean?