Linear response of zero-resistance states
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Abstract: A two-dimensional electron system in the presence of a magnetic field and microwave irradiation can undergo a phase transition towards a zero-resistance state. A widely used model predicts the zero-resistance state to be a domain state, which responds to applied dc voltages or dc currents by slightly changing the domain structure. Here we propose an alternative response scenario, according to which the domain pattern remains unchanged. Surprisingly, a fixed domain pattern does not destroy zero resistance, provided that the resistance is direction independent. Otherwise, if the symmetry of the domain pattern allows a direction dependence of the resistance, the domain state can be dissipative. We give examples for both situations and simulate the response behavior numerically.
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