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Wigner solids of wide quantum wells near Landau filling
Microwave spectroscopy within the Landau filling () range of the integer
quantum Hall effect (IQHE) has revealed pinning mode resonances signifying
Wigner solids (WSs) composed of quasi-particles or -holes. We study pinning
modes of WSs in wide quantum wells (WQWs) for , varying the
density, , and tilting the sample by angle in the magnetic field.
Three distinct WS phases are accessed. One phase, S1, is phenomenologically the
same as the WS observed in the IQHEs of narrow QWs. The second phase, S2,
exists at further from than S1, and requires a sufficiently large
or , implying S2 is stabilized by the Zeeman energy. The melting
temperatures of S1 and S2, estimated from the disappearance of the pinning
mode, show different behavior vs . At the largest or , S2
disappears and the third phase, S1A, replaces S1, also exhibiting a pinning
mode. This occurs as the WQW IQHE becomes a two-component,
Halperin-Laughlin \pone state. We interpret S1A as a WS of the excitations of
\pone, which has not been previously observed
The Need to Account for Complex Sampling Features when Analyzing Establishment Survey Data: An Illustration using the 2013 Business Research and Development and Innovation Survey (BRDIS)
The importance of correctly accounting for complex sampling features when generating finite population inferences based on complex sample survey data sets has now been clearly established in a variety of fields, including those in both statistical and non-statistical domains. Unfortunately, recent studies of analytic error have suggested that many secondary analysts of survey data do not ultimately account for these sampling features when analyzing their data, for a variety of possible reasons (e.g., poor documentation, or a data producer may not provide the information in a public-use data set). The research in this area has focused exclusively on analyses of household survey data, and individual respondents. No research to date has considered how analysts are approaching the data collected in establishment surveys, and whether published articles advancing science based on analyses of establishment behaviors and outcomes are correctly accounting for complex sampling features. This article presents alternative analyses of real data from the 2013 Business Research and Development and Innovation Survey (BRDIS), and shows that a failure to account for the complex design features of the sample underlying these data can lead to substantial differences in inferences about the target population of establishments for the BRDIS
Zero differential resistance in two-dimensional electron systems at large filling factors
We report on a state characterized by a zero differential resistance observed
in very high Landau levels of a high-mobility two-dimensional electron system.
Emerging from a minimum of Hall field-induced resistance oscillations at low
temperatures, this state exists over a continuous range of magnetic fields
extending well below the onset of the Shubnikov-de Haas effect. The minimum
current required to support this state is largely independent on the magnetic
field, while the maximum current increases with the magnetic field tracing the
onset of inter-Landau level scattering
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