Pier A Mello has written:

'Quantum transport in mesoscopic systems' -- subject(s): Quantum theory, Maximum entropy method, Mesoscopic phenomena (Physics), Transport theory, Scattering (Physics)

Helmut Hofmann has written:

'The physics of warm nuclei' -- subject(s): Nuclear physics, Mesoscopic phenomena (Physics)

Mesoscopic refers to the size scale between microscopic (very small) and macroscopic (visible to the naked eye) in physics and materials science. It typically involves systems that are larger than individual atoms or molecules but still exhibit quantum mechanical properties. Examples of mesoscopic systems include quantum dots, nanowires, and certain biological structures.

Ping Sheng has written:

'Introduction to wave scattering, localization, and mesoscopic phenomena' -- subject(s): Localization theory, Scattering (Physics), Waves

JOHN WEINER has written:

'COLD AND ULTRACOLD COLLISIONS IN QUANTUM MICROSCOPIC AND MESOSCOPIC SYSTEMS'