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Optical heterostructures composed of alternating three-dimensional dielectric layers are designed to have the same transmission and traversal time characteristics as quantum wire structures. In this manner, the time and transmission behavior of a quantum wire, very difficult to measure directly, can be determined from conventional optical measurements.
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Dragoman et al. (1997) studied this question.
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