Absolute negative conductivity in two-dimensional electron systems under microwave radiation
Victor Ryzhii
TL;DR
This paper reviews mechanisms behind absolute negative conductivity in 2D electron systems under microwave radiation, explaining experimental zero-resistance states and providing plausible theoretical insights.
Contribution
It offers a comprehensive overview of the mechanisms leading to negative conductivity and explains experimental observations in microwave-irradiated 2D electron systems.
Findings
Identification of mechanisms causing negative conductivity
Explanation of zero-resistance state phenomena
Theoretical plausibility of observed experimental features
Abstract
We overview mechanisms of absolute negative conductivity in two-dimensional electron systems in a magnetic field irradiated with microwaves and provide plausible explanations of the features observed in recent experiments related to the so-called zero-resistance (zero-conductance) states.
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