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Magnetoconductance fluctuations are used to study the effect of an appliedbias on an electron billiard. At lower bias, nonlinear effects can be welldescribed by electron heating alone, while at higher bias (V > 2mV, ~5% of theelectron Fermi energy) non-equilibrium effects become significant. At highbias, we also observe that the spectral content of the MCF is sensitive to thenonequilibrium effects. Spectral behavior is consistent with a fractal scalingof the conductance fluctuations with magnetic field, resulting in the firstobservation of fractal conductance fluctuations outside of the linear regime oftransport.Comment: 4 pages, 2 figures, To be published in a special issue of the  Springer Proceedings in Physics Series as part of the proceedings of HCIS-14,  Chicago, July 24-29, 200

Nonlinear Effects on Quantum Interference in Electron Billiards