Abstract
Quantum wire structures are defined on a modulation-doped AlGaAs/GaAs wafer grown by MBE using highly resistive regions formed by focused-Ga-ion-beam scanning and subsequent annealing. These fabricated wires show positive magnetoconductance and universal conductance fluctuations at low temperature. A Schottky electrode is placed on these wires and magnetoresistance characteristics are measured by changing the gate voltage at a fixed temperature. Ballistic electron transport is confirmed for a short wire, 0.6 µm in length, whereas universal conductance fluctuations are observed for a long wire, 2.4 µm in length, and the relationship between the phase coherent length and the conductance is obtained as Lin∝G0.7 from the gate voltage dependence on fluctuation amplitude.
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