Cross-over behavior of disordered interacting two-dimensional electron systems in a parallel magnetic field

Abstract

We present analysis of the cross-over behavior of disordered interacting two-dimensional electron systems in the parallel magnetic field. Using the so-called cross-over one-loop renormalization group equations for the resistance and electron-electron interaction amplitudes we qualitatively explain experimentally observed transformation of the temperature dependence of the resistance from a reentrant (nonmonotonic) behavior in relatively weak fields into an insulating-type behavior in stronger fields.

5 pages, 2 figures, uses jetpl.cls

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