Bernstein modes and giant microwave response of two-dimensional electron system
arXiv:1305.1238 · doi:10.1103/PhysRevB.89.121410
Abstract
We report on a new contribution to the microwave response of a two-dimensional electron system in magnetic field which originates from excitation of virtual Bernstein modes. These collective modes emerge as a result of interaction between usual magnetoplasmon mode and cyclotron resonance harmonics. The electrons are found to experience a strongly enhanced radiation field when its frequency falls in a gap of the Bernstein modes spectrum. This field can give rise to nonlinear effects, one of which, the parametric cyclotron resonance, is discussed. We argue that this resonance leads to a plasma instability in the ultraclean system. The instability-induced heating is responsible for the giant photoresistivity spike recently observed in the vicinity of the 2nd cyclotron resonance harmonic.
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