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. 2015 Apr 20;6:6893. doi: 10.1038/ncomms7893

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(a) Ensemble averages of the perfectly transmitting channel F₁(x) for the two diffusive samples of Fig. 1 with L/ξ=0.05 and a sample with L/ξ=0.025. (b) F₁(x) normalized by its peak value F₁(L/2). (c) Scaling of F₁(L/2) with L/ℓ for samples with N=66 (blue triangles) and N=33 (black circles). The linear fit to the results of simulations with a slope of π/8=0.39 given by Y₁(L/2,L/2) gives plotted as the red curve.

Inline graphic — (a) Ensemble averages of the perfectly transmitting channel F₁(x) for the two diffusive samples of Fig. 1 with L/ξ=0.05 and a sample with L/ξ=0.025. (b) F₁(x) normalized by its peak value F₁(L/2). (c) Scaling of F₁(L/2) with L/ℓ for samples with N=66 (blue triangles) and N=33 (black circles). The linear fit to the results of simulations with a slope of π/8=0.39 given by Y₁(L/2,L/2) gives plotted as the red curve.