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Thermally Activated Deviations from Quantum Hall Plateaus
M. M. Fogler ; B. I. Shklovskii ;
Date 20 Sep 1994
Journal Solid State Commun. 94, 503 (1994)
Subject cond-mat
AbstractThe Hall conductivity $sigma_{ m xy}$ of a two-dimensional electron system is quantized in units of $e^2/h$ when the Fermi level is located in the mobility gap between two Landau levels. We consider the deviation of $sigma_{ m xy}$ from a quantized value caused by the thermal activation of electrons to the extended states for the case of a long range random potential. This deviation is of the form $sigma_{ m xy}^*exp(-Delta/T)$. The prefactor $sigma_{ m xy}^*$ is equal to $e^2/h$ at temperatures above a characteristic temperature $T_2$. With the temperature decreasing below $T_2$, $sigma_{ m xy}^*$ decays according to a power law: $sigma_{ m xy}^* = frac{e^2}{h}(T/T_2)^gamma$. Similar results are valid for a fractional Hall plateau near filling factor $p/q$ if $e$ is replaced by the fractional charge $e/q$.
Source arXiv, cond-mat/9409083
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