Emergence of bound states in ballistic magnetotransport of graphene antidots

An experimental method for detection of bound states around an antidot formed by a hole in a graphene sheet is proposed via measuring the ballistic two-terminal conductance. In particular, we consider the effect of bound states formed by a magnetic field on the two-terminal conductance and show that one can observe Breit-Wigner-like resonances in the conductance as a function of the Fermi level close to the energies of the bound states. In addition, we develop a numerical method utilizing a reduced computational effort compared to the existing numerical recursive Green's function methods.