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25 April 2024
 
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Two - Dimensional Electron Liquid in a Weak Magnetic Field
I. L. Aleiner ; L. I. Glazman ;
Date 8 May 1995
Subject cond-mat
AbstractWe present an effective theory describing the low-energy properties of an interacting 2D electron gas at large non-integer filling factors $ ugg 1$. Assuming that the interaction is sufficiently weak, $r_s < 1$, we integrate out all the fast degrees of freedom, and derive the effective Hamiltonian acting in the Fock space of the partially filled Landau level only. This theory enables us to find two energy scales controlling the electron dynamics at energies less than $hbaromega_c$. The first energy scale, $(hbaromega_c/ u)lnleft( u r_s ight)$, appears in the one electron spectral density as the width of a pseudogap. The second scale, $r_shbaromega_c$, is parametrically larger; it characterizes the exchange-enhanced spin splitting and the thermodynamic density of states.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/9505026
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