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Many-body blockade of resonant tunneling of two-dimensional electrons

Lok, J G S; Geim, A K; Maan, J C; Eaves, L; Nogaret, A; Main, P C; Henini, M

Physical Review B. 1997;56(3):1053-1056.

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Abstract

In high magnetic fields tunneling of two-dimensional electrons requires an extra energy to overcome an effective barrier due to electron-electron interaction. This barrier is clearly visible as a shift of the tunnel resonance to higher biases. The filling factor nu=1 marks a surprisingly rapid transition between low-field (quadratically developing shift) and high-field (saturation) regimes. At low temperatures, the many-body shift decays linearly with increasing temperature, which can be attributed to coupling of a tunneling electron to phononlike excitations in the correlated electron system.

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english
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Phys Rev B
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56
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3
Start page:
1053
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1056
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4
Pagination:
1053-1056
ISI Accession Number:
ISI:A1997XM76600025
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  • Related website <Go to ISI>://A1997XM76600025
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  • Xm766 Times Cited:9 Cited References Count:21
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uk-ac-man-scw:192595
Created by:
Hawthornthwaite, Sabina
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19th April, 2013, 15:03:27
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Hawthornthwaite, Sabina
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