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Andreev Billiards 171<br />

is that of a chaotic cavity with mean level spacing δeff. We seek the gap in the<br />

density of states<br />

ρ(E) =− 1<br />

�<br />

Im Tr 1+<br />

π dW0<br />

� �<br />

E + i0<br />

dE<br />

+ �−1 −H0 + W0 , (98)<br />

cf. (35).<br />

The selfconsistency equation for the ensemble-averag<strong>ed</strong> Green function,<br />

G =[E + W0 − (Mδeff/π)σzGσz] −1 , (99)<br />

still leads <strong>to</strong> (43a), but (43b) should be replac<strong>ed</strong> by<br />

G11 + G12 sin u = −(τdwell/τE)uG12<br />

× (G12 +cosu + G11 sin u) . (100)<br />

(Wehaveus<strong>ed</strong>thatNeffδeff =2π�/τdwell.) Because of the energy dependence<br />

of the coupling matrix, the (44) for the ensemble averag<strong>ed</strong> density of states<br />

should be replac<strong>ed</strong> by<br />

〈ρ(E)〉 = − 2<br />

δ Im<br />

�<br />

G11 − u<br />

cos u G12<br />

�<br />

. (101)<br />

The excitation gap corresponds <strong>to</strong> a square root singularity in 〈ρ(E)〉,<br />

which can be obtain<strong>ed</strong> by solving (43a) and (100) jointly with dE/dG11 =0<br />

for u ∈ (0,π/2). The result is plott<strong>ed</strong> in Fig. 21. The small- and large-τE<br />

asymp<strong>to</strong>tes are given by (88) and (89).<br />

The large-τE asymp<strong>to</strong>te is determin<strong>ed</strong> by the largest eigenvalue of the<br />

time-delay matrix. To see this relationship, note that for τE ≫ τdwell we may<br />

replace the determinant (95) by<br />

�<br />

� � �<br />

2<br />

τdwell<br />

Det 1 + exp[2iEτE/� +2iEQ(0)] + O<br />

=0. (102)<br />

The Hermitian matrix<br />

τE<br />

Q(E) = 1 † d<br />

S0(E)<br />

i dE S0(E) (103)<br />

is known in RMT as the Wigner-Smith or time-delay matrix. The roots Enp<br />

of (102) satisfy<br />

2Enp(τE + τn) =(2p +1)π�, p =0, 1, 2,... . (104)<br />

The eigenvalues τ1,τ2,...τNeff of �Q(0) are the delay times. They are all<br />

positive, distribut<strong>ed</strong> according <strong>to</strong> a generaliz<strong>ed</strong> Laguerre ensemble [87]. In the<br />

limit Neff →∞the distribution of the τn’s is nonzero only in the interval

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