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INTEGER AND FRACTIONAL MAGNETOOSCILLATIONS IN IRRADIATED QUANTUM HALL SYSTEMS
- I. A. DMITRIEV,
- A. D. MIRLIN, and
- D. G. POLYAKOV
International Journal of Modern Physics B20 May 2009
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Recent results on nonequilibrium magnetotransport of electrons in irradiated quantum Hall systems are reviewed. The phenomena discussed include integer and fractional microwave-induced resistance oscillations as well as quantum magnetooscillations in DC and AC conductivity and in local compressibility of a 2D electron gas.
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NON-LINEAR TRANSPORT IN VERY HIGH LANDAU LEVELS OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL ELECTRON SYSTEMS
- M. A. ZUDOV,
- H.-S. CHIANG,
- A. T. HATKE,
- W. ZHANG,
- L. N. PFEIFFER, and
- K. W. WEST
International Journal of Modern Physics B20 May 2009
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We study magnetoresistivity oscillations induced by microwave radiation or acoustic phonons in high-mobility two-dimensional electron systems subject to dc electric field. In microwave-irradiated samples the response is governed by combined electron transitions, composed of microwave absorption and scattering off impurities. In non-irradiated samples, acoustic phonon resonances are tuned by dc electric field. Here, we show that in both experiments scattering off impurities without microwave or phonon absorption plays an important role and might even dominate the response.

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