Why does this total current formula true or not?

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The total current formula for quantum dots, represented as J=xJL-(1-x)JR, is a valid expression in condensed matter physics. In this formula, J denotes the total current, JL represents the current from the left side, JR signifies the current from the right side, and x is a variable that indicates the proportion of the left current in relation to the total current. This formula effectively models the behavior of quantum dots under specific conditions, confirming its utility in the field.

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In condensed matter or nano physics someone use this total current formula for quantum dots:
J=xJL-(1-x)JR
Is this true or not and why?
 
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What is x and what is JL and JR ?
 

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