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DOI: 10.1080/10948007909488737
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“…The theoretical predictions obtained above from our calculations are in good overall agreement with the experiments of Eisenstein et al [5,11]. For example, the peak position obtained in our simple model is quite close to the observed value of 0.4e 2 /ǫl c .…”
supporting
confidence: 91%
“…The theoretical predictions obtained above from our calculations are in good overall agreement with the experiments of Eisenstein et al [5,11]. For example, the peak position obtained in our simple model is quite close to the observed value of 0.4e 2 /ǫl c .…”
supporting
confidence: 91%
“…If one assumes particle-hole symmetry in the partially full LL, then the symmetric point will occur when the total filling factor is N + 1/2. The relation (3) seems to be in reasonable agreement with the experiment [9]. In fact, the conductivity tensor (2) satisfies the more general semicircle relation (1), which is valid also away from the symmetric point.…”
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confidence: 77%
“…In this context we mention that the SDW softening indicating a phase transition to the canted phase is a long wavelength instability, and therefore optical spectroscopy 41 may also be useful in studying our proposed ν = 2 double-layer phase diagram. Both of these pro- 38,39 has been that the naive ν = 2 level crossing phenomenon (at ∆ z = ∆ sas ) between ferromagnetic and symmetric phases, which would exist in the absence of our intervening canted phase, if it happens at all in double-layer systems, must happen at magnetic fields much lower than that satisfying ∆ z = ∆ sas condition. This is, of course, exactly what our phase diagram (see Fig.…”
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confidence: 95%