Quantum transport properties of electrons in simple magnetic-barrier (
MB) structures and in finite MB superlattices are investigated in deta
il. It is shown that there exists a transition of transmission resonan
ces, i. e., from incomplete transmission resonances in simple MB struc
tures consisting of unidentical blocks, to complete transmission reson
ances in comparatively complex MB structures (n greater than or equal
to 4, n is the number of barriers). In simple unidentical block arrang
ements in double- and triple-MB structures we can also obtain complete
transmission by properly adjusting parameters of the building blocks
according to k(y)-value (k(y), is the wave vector in y direction). Str
ong suppression of the transmission and of the conductance is found in
MB superlattices which are periodic arrangements of two different blo
cks. The resonance splitting effect in finite MB superlattices is exam
ined. It is confirmed that the rule (i.e., for n-barrier tunneling the
splitting would be (n - 1)-fold) obtained in periodic electric superl
attices can be extended to periodically arranged MB superlattices of i
dentical blocks through which electrons with k(y) greater than or equa
l to 0 tunnel, and it is no longer proper for electrons with k(y) < 0
to tunnel.