We consider transport in a quantum-coherent system containing a ballistic region and disordered reservoirs connected to it. The ballistic region works as a filter: It suppresses conductance fluctuations that are due to disorder and recovers conductance quantization. However, the suppression is much weaker than that predicted by Ohm's law for classical resistors in series.
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Maslov et al. (1993) studied this question.
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